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LED light for Fiji 2008 Completed
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Re: LED light for Fiji 2008 Completed
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by donald77777 (
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Very interesting. I do have to say the finished product looks very professional. Keep up the great work. Only question is did you put a piece of glass or a covering over the boards? or are the boards uncovered?
Re: LED light for Fiji 2008 Completed
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by richhagen (
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Right now, the boards that hold the LED's are mounted straight on the aluminum plate that was drilled and tapped for them. There is no covering right now, although the LED's are on an aluminum based board with a vinyl type coating over all but the areas masked for soldering. I think we will need to add some type of a shade to this primarily because of the harshness of the LED points of light in operation. Rich
'A Joule saved is a Joule made'
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