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+name: "MICHAEL JOHNSTON
+slack_handle: "@Michael Johnston"
+github_handle: "@micsaujoh"
+tutorial: #https://jams.hackclub.com/batch/usb-hub 
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+# FTC 23741 LED Board
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+<!-- Describe your board in 2-3 sentences. What are you making? What will it do? --> The board I'm making uses a 5V USB battery and a 7-pin JST-PH connector to power and control an LED strip. 
+Used alongside a REV blinkin driver, this board should be a compact, FTC legal method of using LEDs without drawing power from the main battery.
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+<!-- How much is it going to cost? --> According to JLCPCB, it will cost $25.47 total for this version.
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+<!-- Tell us a little bit about your design process. What were some challenges? What helped? ***Totally optional*** --> The most time consuming part of this design was finding the correct parts
+to put on the PCB. Since the WS2812 LEDs I have use a JST-SM connector, which is only wire-to-wire, I had to look through some data sheets to see if the parts were cross compatible. 
+As a result, the ports lose the locking feature of the SM connector, which I may try to fix using a 3D-printed case.