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LED Novice seeking some friendly help
Hi DIWDiver, Firstly thank you for the reply! Much appreciated. I'm unable to update my profile yet so I can't display that i'm in the UK if that makes a difference! Regarding the LED's I use at the moment, these work perfectly in the set up i'm using. I've never had one blow or do dim etc...- TESLA1234
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- Forum: Non-Flashlight LED Forum
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Aldi UK 3C XML light £24.99
I've purchased both the small for work (£10) and large version (£25) to keep at the side of the bed, have to say for the money they are very robust and the output is impressive and clean!- TESLA1234
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- Forum: Budget Light Forum
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Super-floody AA/AAA headlamp for mechanic work
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Closest commercial MR16 LED light to halogen
When you say MR16 i'm assuming the existing halogens have individual transformers?In the past I have just ditched all of the transformers and fitted GU10 230v units instead. This may not seem cost effective but I can get a GU10 fitting with a 5watt LED for £5 each and you will not have to...- TESLA1234
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- Forum: Non-Flashlight LED Forum
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LED Novice seeking some friendly help
Hello everyone!I have been a browser on here for years and have finally registered, I have to say i'm completely blown away by the work you guys do and now have an unhealthy interest in torches!I am an electrician by trade but my main day to day job is engineering in which I design and build...- TESLA1234
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