INTRODUCTORY OFFER (L.E.D. Strip Lighting)

Thanks Dave, I just ordered the 6 pack special to give it a try.  I'm quite happy with the smoke cloud I ordered a couple of weeks ago. 

 

Thanks for the special offers for members of this forum.

 

Kevin

Kevin,

     Thank you for the order. These are great little lighting strips and no matter what others say they will do the job. A basic item for those of us that want light in certain objects without all of the complicated wiring.

      It will ship by Fri.

Dave, LBR

For the person that has done little if any soldering of electrical wiring ( or others that have but have forgotten) on model trains here is a hint that is very inexpensive and will save a lot of grief when reassembling the unit they are working on.COAT ALL SOLDER JOINTS WITH CLEAR FINGER NAIL POLISH WHEN YOU HAVE COMPLETED THE WIRING JOB. Most times the polish can be purchased for around $1.50 per bottle or less. This simple and cost effective application will assure that all solder joints will not short out when coming into contact with another wire or grounding metals.

Dave, LBR 

Yes, we use 32ga. wire on all of our LED's as it is easy to work with and a snap to clean for soldering. Simply put a dab of flux on the end of the wire and apply heat with a tinned soldering iron. That's it you are done. Now you can take that end and solder it to what ever you are hooking it up to.

     Oh, BTW you could put it in front of a coach window and from a few inches away you would not notice it. How about that.

Dave, LBR

Dave,

 

Do these run on AC without the need for a rectifier and are they safe at full voltage?

C&O Allie,

     These will run on AC at full power with no need for a rectifier. We have operated these up to 20 volts but would not recommend doing that.

Dave, LBR

Yes   This offer is good until midnight on the 17th of May 2015 in all time zones.

Dave, LBR

Dave,

Would you please contact me off the list about a decal order that has not been filled?

Thanks

Ray

Please contact us as we don't know who you are?

Dave, LBR

Hi Dave. Any problem running them at 18V?  I'm running them in a command environment. Doesn't seem to be any problem.

Chris,

     No problem at 18v. We have had them up to 20v and no problem but I wouldn't recommend that.

Dave, LBR

Well, this offer is about half over so a word to the wise. "GET'EM WHILE THEY ARE OFFERED AT THIS SPECIAL PRICE". One client just ordered four (24) of this offer and saved a whapping $46.80 USD.

 

Offer ends 05-17-2015 at midnight all time zones

 

Dave, LBR

Is there a capacitor available to help prevent flickering?  If so, how hard is it to install?

I guess I'm finding that pretty hard to believe.  I've seen a number of LED installations with no capacitor, and they all flicker at least as bad as incandescent lights on dirty track and/or switches.  The LED will react faster to a power interruption than the incandescent bulb.

What we were trying to convey to the question is that sitting static on a powered track the pulse is not noticeable to most. Perhaps a poor choice of wording. OK?

Dave, LBR

OK, I'll buy that sitting still you shouldn't have a problem!

 

Only 12 more hours and this offer is history

Dave, LBR

 

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