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Hi Mr Andersen....i am working on a project - i need to light up 24 leds in series or parallel but im not sure which option is best. What V do i need to light up 24 leds in series and if im using 24 leds in parallel what resistance (how many resistors) would i need - i tried to do this without the resistors and eventually leds burnt out.

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