Drive an LED with an emitter...?...[according to a resistance drop.

[petemoore]

  100k pot biasing the base, strung across +/-.
  Emitter followers collector+, emitter>10k to -, Led across the 10k.
  I want an inverted lighting of the LED...shoulda started with an Opamp I suppose.
  OR some kind of:
  LED lighting when R goes low on an LDR.
  I was just messing with all bias points on the base and emitter follower isn't driving the LED [blipped lit a couple times for some reason].
  Everything still seems good including the freshly tested LED.

[petemoore]

  Sorry for confuscion, I'll google 'light LED' and see where that goes.
 With transistor gets me here:
 
 http://www.exo.net/~pauld/activities/electronic/transistor.htm

 I'll try inverting the LED...put current through it via emitter this time.
  Mod: I can work with this ! Had to turn the LED around, not used to LED in heavy current zone like emitter, thought I'd put a second R channel to ground  there for some reason, shy of current I guess.
 

[Earthscum]

can't remember how well it worked, but it's an easily tweakable design... I took the output off the LED (on this case, it was the anode, since cathode was grounded). That went across DC coupled to a fet. I dropped a 4.7k from drain to V+, and used a 10k pot on the source to bias it. Then I just dropped the LED from drain to ground. Worked pretty good with the MPF102. I haven't tried it with any other fets yet, but I'm glad I got to thinking about it and remembered. I came up with it when I was playing with the Tiny Trem.

[petemoore]

  A little more complex than 2+2 Vs. 2x2...one of those things...probably even knew that once, just was overthinking all around it.