RG wrote that LED might take 1/2 a second to turn on but it's quick enough that and i really don't notice any delay. if i haven't red the info i wouldn't know there could be a 'problem'
i can imagine that the theory he knows makes him expect the delay in the circuit and his brain switches into different perception of time where he's able to observe the diode coming into glow. that's why i like the man
only the resistor that's parallel to LED needs some tweaking to turn off the slight glow in the 'off' state. i used the simplest 3mm red LED, no hi-brite, no-nothing, and the 470 ohm resistor made it work properly, fully-off and fully on.
a larger resistor couldn't wipe the glow off and smaller ones just suck all the light in either state. i guess it depends on the LED.
i haven't had any luck with Millenium2. that just might be because i try to put it on those boards that have groups of three holes connected with copper. after many attempts to build various stuff on them i'm exhausted. i can understand now why everybody uses the boards with stripes.

