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💬 A smart clock

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Raj Kiran last edited by

Hi
can you confirm LED aliexpress link which one you used ?
thanks
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GertSanders Hardware Contributor last edited by @Raj Kiran

@Raj-Kiran you can use any 3mm LED. So the best is to choose the cheapest 3mm you can find on ALIEXPRESS.
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