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I got some of those "T10mm wide angle wedge 12V DC" from the LED shop online. They fit up alright, but when i put them in the bulb holder behind the trip computer it looks crap, really dull and it only lights up a small section of the screen... whats the solution to this problem?!
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| JOSE |
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do you really want to know?
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| XRated |
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Damn that looks really sweet. I couldn't be stuffed mucking around so much though LOL!!
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Thats awesome Jose. Very nice.
Fordz, have you taken the oragne filter out of the trip comp? |
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| fordzatmyplace |
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I have replaced my orange filter with a red one.
looks nice jose top work!
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it was a bit fo a b**ch to do, and now its being flaky on me, LCD backlight goes out sometimes or flickers, still getting 12v to the LED's and the LED's still work with external 12V power, got me stuffed, im thinking of making premade LED modules for the EA-ED tripcomps (so you only have to modify the light guides)
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JOSE wrote: it was a bit fo a b**ch to do, and now its being flaky on me, LCD backlight goes out sometimes or flickers, still getting 12v to the LED's and the LED's still work with external 12V power, got me stuffed, im thinking of making premade LED modules for the EA-ED tripcomps (so you only have to modify the light guides)
i'm thinking of running higher wattage globes myself...
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| fordzatmyplace |
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would it be worth sanding the top of the LEDs back? what does this do?
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fordzatmyplace wrote: would it be worth sanding the top of the LEDs back? what does this do?
This spreads the light so its not all in one spot.
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madmax wrote: fordzatmyplace wrote: would it be worth sanding the top of the LEDs back? what does this do? This spreads the light so its not all in one spot. this is the problem i've got... whats the maximum you can sand them back?
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fordzatmyplace wrote: madmax wrote: fordzatmyplace wrote: would it be worth sanding the top of the LEDs back? what does this do? This spreads the light so its not all in one spot. this is the problem i've got... whats the maximum you can sand them back? Sand them until they are dull and uniform all over.
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| JOSE |
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yeh, ya just gotta flatten the tops off and test them untill you get the angle you want,
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| fordzatmyplace |
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ok, will this also make them seem a bit brighter as well?
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Not realy brighter, but because the light is dispersed better, it helps overall.
(and enough with the murph/ambrose pic it's everywhere.)
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| JOSE |
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if your problem is that the light is uneven (a bright circle in the middle, dark elsewhere) filing off the tops will help, if the probelem is that its just plain not bright enough, the only soloution is to up the brighness, (by changing resistors) or add more/larger LEDs.
Its my picture ill display it if i want to 
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