Woot woot! Santa brought me some LED lights!

[Mike from MI]

This simple answer is yes. We are talking about DC circuits here. AC circuits can be a little trickier if dealing with inductance or capacitance. If you don't understand that, don't worry, most people don't.

Thank you

 

[Scrambler82]

I didn't think LEDs burned the same current as incandescent bulbs.

 

[vulcancowboy]

I didn't think LEDs burned the same current as incandescent bulbs.

I think they just produce more lumens (light) per watt.

 

[Scrambler82]

That's right more light for a given current draw.

Thks

 

[vulcancowboy]

I just went out to test the lights and all I can say is WOW! They are awesome, light things up almost like daylight. A single light for the rear is more than adequate. :thumbsup::thumbsup: :cool2::cool2:

 

[wmonroe]

Nice install.

 

[vulcancowboy]

Nice install.

Thanks!

 

[/pine]

The lights look great. You did a nice install job.:thumbsup:

I could not help but notice the "cat fud" box.

Now is it named that in honor of the Gary Larson cartoon of the dog misspelling cat food "cat fud" on a sign to entice the kitty to go into an open door on the dryer? Do you remember this cartoon?

Is that the one where the dog is uttering "oh please, oh please" ?

 

[wmonroe]

Just ordered some of those lights, going to put two on the tractor (replacing the halogens, one is broken) and two on my jeep for off road lights.

 

[k0ua]

Is that the one where the dog is uttering "oh please, oh please" ?

That's the one. He is partially hidden and the cat is considering going into the open dryer to get the "cat fud"