Alternatively, you can modify those compact floresent bulbs to work on 12 volts as well. You can also buy color corrected ones, the light output is much better than that of the normal florescent color. Also, buy higher wattage ones for reading under. I find the lower watt ones- 9-13 watts- very hard to read eith. It seems they kill contrast.[ Parent ]
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Not sure why...
You claim they last over 11 years when the earliest, most primitive versions, only went into production 14 years ago,
You want to long term test 5mm LEDs at DOUBLE their Absolute Maximum Current Rating, (who long term tests a device at double the absolute maximum ratings for 24 hours, let alone for years?)
Etc, etc, etc...
Whatever. I lost interest too fast.
Sounds like 110% spam.
Checked your history. Now it looks like 10,000% spam.[ Parent ]
Thurmond[ Parent ]
