The saddest part is the owner bought it to run it from a 12V inverter. G- [ Parent ]
I'll head for the fluorescent department now. No more fancy 220V LED bulbs anymore. In fact, I did made some fluorescent inverter bulbs for 6 and 12V but they were a little power-hungry for my taste. The consumption depends on the light output. It's all about a pair of resistors. A 12V/0.5A bulb I made will give enough light to stop you from bumping into things but if you really want light, 0.8-1.0 Amp/h is the way to go. This also comes with heatsinking so bye bye economy.
Yes, it's sad what that owner did. I imagine that bulb wasn't cheap. I feel sorry for him. [ Parent ]
Vawtman, I never saw those bulbs. I would not have much confidence in the warranty unless the brand name is old and common. I was pleased with the factory LED strings I looked at. Makes me wonder why... they include extra LED replacement bulbs? LOL
G-[ Parent ]
I couldn't get that link to work. Check them out at the link below, 50 , 5 led bulbs for $70.oo for the c-9's. How do these compare to the ones you found?
http://www.creativedisplays.com/siteresources/modules/webstore/scripts/prodList.asp?idCategory=37
Gordy[ Parent ]
So one day i thought maybe they made c9s led bulbs and found them.Seems lots of companies(sights getting in this).Maybe the price will come down has a result.
Thanks for helping [ Parent ]