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,..now to really mix you guys up,.. I tried 2 x 20w bulbs on the 65va transformer and each bulb is actually brighter with 2 connected as opposed to one??, can someone explain that one?? ,,no bend radius involved thee!,.. and I'm happy to use these transformers now as I may keep the 105va...

Steve&Secure from the transformer I connected both lamps in parallel, I understand this should keep volt & current the same regardless of load,. the wire is the recommended wire for these lamps, 0.75mm squ I think, about 2-3 ft in length each, would have to check, dont have here, anyway the...

,.. also Steve I presume VA is watts, therefore the 105va would be less economical, ie, why use 105va at all if the 65va is enough power and keeps your bills down?, yes? Jon

" Say I want to power one 50w light, I can choose either the 65va or the 105va transformer, is there any benefit from choosing the more expensive 105va transformer? no. In fact, you could be under loading it. " Steve, could you explain?, as I thought the 105va would supply more current...

Thanks for you time Steve, I'm working from theory and not experience, yes I have connected in parallel and from my calculations both current and voltage should stay exactly the same regardless of one or 2 bulbs connected, therefore why does the bulb brightness increase when I disconnect the...

Hi, I'm using some low voltage halogen downlighters for some specialized tabletop photography/Video, from reading this site it would appear a lot of you know a lot about these lights If someone can help for a second, could they see if they could answer some quick questions for me? -...