As others have said, it's a little tricky recommending resistor values without knowing the specific LED in question, but I won't let that stop me! Blue LED's do have a very bright appearance, and frankly, I'm not surprised at the desire to tame them a bit. I've got a couple of stereo components which use them as power indicators, probably for the cool factor, and they annoy me with how bright they are! I haven't torn things apart to alter the resistors yet, but I have looked at the schematics with that intent! In these particular devices, the Blue LED's, are driven from a 12 vdc regulated supply, through 3k97 resistor. So I can believe that 15k might be an acceptable value! I'm an electronics guy, and I understand the comments from those saying that 200-300 ohms is normal, but those values are for the red or green variety. The blues (and whites) are just way way more efficient and require much lower levels of power. On a completely different note, did anyone else have a feeling of deja vu, when Daimler said they were thinking of selling off Chrysler, but would keep Jeep, as it had real value? Cheers, Dave _______________________________________________ Amc-list mailing list Amc-list@xxxxxxxxxxxx http://www.amc-list.com/mailman/listinfo/amc-list