-- Edited by Cruising Cruze on Sunday 21st of July 2013 01:20:19 PM
Hi John
Have a trawl on the web, there are a number of companies that make direct replacements using a circuit board, "plug & play" but as you say, they ain't cheap!!
That's twice today it hasn't taken the link!! What am I doing wrong. I normally right click from the URL and select copy, and then paste it where I want it and it works, not today!! Advice would be gratefully appreciated. Send me a PM, don't want to destroy original thread.
Cheers
Mark
Aus-Kiwi said
06:16 AM Jul 22, 2013
Try space bar after link before clicking post or enter ??
Just tried that with the above link, which is how I would normally have done it, thanks for confirming my actions, and it's done the same. Strange, it has worked before!! Maybe the PC is having an off day.
Thanks for your suggestion anyway.
Mark
mr glassies said
02:37 AM Aug 1, 2013
heheh hiiiiiii MMMMMMMMMMMM88888888888888888888888 let me know how brite they are
dibs
Cruising Cruze said
04:09 PM Aug 3, 2013
did you get me pm ?? Dibs
very soft light not disturbing when someone is reading a normal book beside you in bed
and enough to see clearly what's around you
in the meantime found a nice 3 watt spotlight by Jcar what i have to install now
Cheers John
Hi Cruising Cruze
You'll need to install some resistors into a separate line out of the house batteries as it's own circuit.
For an exact explanation or probably somebody like Dorian would be able to give you good advice, try a PM.
Perhaps if you explained what you want to do (LED Lights I'm assuming) then there may be a much simpler method.
Cheers
Mark
Edit ........ Just found this.......... http://www.circuitdiagram.org/12v-4.5v-6v-9v-converter.html
-- Edited by Mark on Sunday 21st of July 2013 12:46:45 PM
Thanks Mark for the fast response
Yes indeed for led lights
I was just thinking maybe via an USB socket,
but I would not know how much I can pull out of that
got a set of bunnings ,they are prity handy was looking for 12 volt spotlights they are way to money
www.bunnings.com.au/products_product_magic-living-silver-led-push-lights-3-pack_P4350527.aspx
John
-- Edited by Cruising Cruze on Sunday 21st of July 2013 01:20:19 PM
How can I get 4.5 volt out of my house battery
is there an easy way to get it ?
thanks all ready for your input
Cheers John
Hi
We will need to know Exactly what you wish to use 4.5V for
The description & Wattage of the device will be a good start
Reducing the voltage by means of resistors has limitations & in fact in some cases simply cannot do the job .
PeterQ
Get a cigarette lighter transformer with adjustable voltages,,,, Repco or Jaco etc.
Just set one up 12v to 9V for radio/cd player so wife doesn't have to buy batteries,,, output of mine is 1.5A
Hi John
Have a trawl on the web, there are a number of companies that make direct replacements using a circuit board, "plug & play" but as you say, they ain't cheap!!
Good luck
Mark
Made clickable for Mark.
http://www.circuitdiagram.org/12v-4.5v-6v-9v-converter.html
Thanks Sheba
That's twice today it hasn't taken the link!!
What am I doing wrong. I normally right click from the URL and select copy, and then paste it where I want it and it works, not today!!
Advice would be gratefully appreciated.
Send me a PM, don't want to destroy original thread.
Cheers
Mark
http://www.absolutecaravancare.com/LEDLighting.html
Hi Aus-Kiwi
Just tried that with the above link, which is how I would normally have done it, thanks for confirming my actions, and it's done the same.
Strange, it has worked before!! Maybe the PC is having an off day.
Thanks for your suggestion anyway.
Mark
dibs
very soft light not disturbing when someone is reading a normal book beside you in bed
and enough to see clearly what's around you
in the meantime found a nice 3 watt spotlight by Jcar what i have to install now
Cheers John