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+Making my battery pack for connecting it to my bracelet later.
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+I took out the resistor because I used a very old LED, so the resistance was already really high. But sadly I broke a leg of the LED during my documentation.
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+I replaced the old LED with a new one and it gives really strong light, so the blinking is less obvious here. I think bringing back the resistor is a good idea now.
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