> Easy. From spec sheet, .7v at 3mA, from Ohm's Law .7/.003 = 233 Ohms.

That is either a minimum guaranteed current at that voltage or the maximum
guaranteed voltage at that current (the exact reference wasn't supplied,
so I didn't chase down the particular spec sheet line).  Nothing says that
the current at 700mV couldn't be considerably higher.


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