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by brubaker » Sun 30.07.2006, 16:16
So I've now noticed that the rheostat knob doesn't affect the brightness of the LED lights - no matter which way you turn it - they stay the same.
Noticed on another thread that there are a few things it could be - any advice guys...
I also have to replace one of the led bulbs - one has clearly blown - where do you get such things?
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by Candles » Sun 30.07.2006, 19:58
LED lights? I'm not sure mine has any.....?
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by John_W » Sun 30.07.2006, 21:18
There are no LEDs on mine. If there were, a standard rheostat wouldn't be able to control them.
Could you give more details?
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by GeoffSmith » Sun 30.07.2006, 21:22
If you have got LEDs then the rheostat will probably not make the blindest bit of difference. It is designed to work with standard incandescent lamps which are a lot lower resistance. As Candles says, LEDs are not standard even for the S2.
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by brubaker » Sun 30.07.2006, 21:40
my mistake guys i guess i meant incandescent lamps - just didn't know what to call them!
Thoughts?
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