Well if we can force ISPs to block access to sites to protect the financial interests of foreigners then we can do the same to protect the lives of our citizens.
BANG!
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I like it!Bought one! Just HAD to have one! Should be good for a laugh when it arrives
I like it!Bought one! Just HAD to have one! Should be good for a laugh when it arrives
Should make a very good video for the forum and for YouTube.
I found a link to it over on the blueroom forum.
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S'good forum that isnt it!
Shame, that particular seller actually does some pretty good 12V LED lamps, got a few in my caravan.
maybe its to go with these.
http://compare.ebay.co.uk/like/280962151717?var=lv<yp=AllFixedPriceItemTypes&var=sbar&adtype=pla
maybe its to go with these.
http://compare.ebay.co.uk/like/280962151717?var=lv<yp=AllFixedPriceItemTypes&var=sbar&adtype=pla
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Me too! I wonder how many more BlueRoom'ers are here?
Whys it gonna go bang then.I have seen what they call Matchbox transformers a similar size and the only ones i ever replaced had gone open circuit
How many 230V lamps with GU5.3 bases have you seen?
Matchbox drivers ? ?, how about the LED "constant current driver that was no more than a polyester capacitor, diode and resistor in series with the LEDs and across the output a zener diode to limit and an electrolytic capacitor to smooth the supply fed to the LEDs.
Dangerous rubbish but still they are sold.
Dangerous rubbish but still they are sold.
How many 230V lamps with GU5.3 bases have you seen?
I refer you to my previous link, and also these:
http://www.harrisonlighting.co.uk/240v-20w-gu5-3-38deg-dichroic-lamp-50mm.html
they are far from common, but do exist, the ones I have come accross have always been from shop display cabinets for some reason.
Just as 12V GU10 bases exist.
Im a blueroomer too!!
There you are then - a very high likelihood of a BANG!
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