Yep, easy as pie
. They run on the same power sources- well to be fair- the handy thing about the emerald is that it can easily be switched between lower 3.7V sources and larger 7.4V, just by switching settings in software. Pretty handy considering in most other cases you have to actually shop the right board for the right V. I wish more companies/ boards did this.
Thing is tho... you’re gonna wanna be somewhat familiar with tinkering/ wiring, or adventurous lol.
(EDIT) forgot to explain something- you don’t have to worry about the power consumption, the combined current draw of the 2 boards, at all. That’s not really what’s important, all you need to make sure is that both boards are set up to run at the same voltage, which they are
. A lot to explain but the emerald is a driver for the led, your led is gonna suck power regardless- resistors or buck pucks govern this process so to speak. OR the emerald led driver fulfills that role, only times infinity to the power of 37 on steroids, in a spaceship.
Hope that makes sense?