It is a basic wig wag circuit using NPN transistors to alternate the rows of LEDs, and each board is independent. In other words, yes, the capacitor could cause it not to function.
It is a basic wig wag circuit using NPN transistors to alternate the rows of LEDs, and each board is independent. In other words, yes, the capacitor could cause it not to function.
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I tried re-soldering but no luck, any advice on how to tell if that's the issue? I've figured out I can light opposite lights on the non-working board simultaneously by applying power to a single post of a light and a resistor but since I don't know what I'm doing that doesn't really tell me much.