> So I got one of them arm lights. ... a CCFL bulb
> in there wreaked havoc on anything with gain.
Go LEDs, bring in quiet DC power from a distance.
> So I got one of them arm lights. ... a CCFL bulb
> in there wreaked havoc on anything with gain.
Go LEDs, bring in quiet DC power from a distance.
Amazon has thousands of LED lights. Some of the LED goosenecks are great for working on things.
I put a few LED strip lights on the underside of the lowest shelf on my bench. With a dimmer. Works great.
And a couple of LED spots to illuminate my whiteboard.
Amazon is like the State Store except a State Store the State doesn't like very much, that has products in stock...
Sometimes I think everyone posting in this group is on drugs.
Hey! Just say NO!
Thank you. That was very helpful.
You can't buy drugs on Amazon yet as far as I know.
Oh. You wanted helpful. Ah okay. These are my LED bench lights from Amazon they work very well:
These goggles I recommend for working at a bench with LED lighting:
Goggles aside, is the LED lamp really 2000 lumens would you say? That should be noticeably brighter than a 100 watt lamp which is typically 1500 lumens.
yeah, but like he said "enjoy" it elsewhere build a linear ballast if needed.
On a sunny day (19 May 2019 12:40:40 -0700) it happened Winfield Hill wrote in :
Indeed, I was a big spender and bought one of these in 2013:
Flexible Office Mini 28 LED USB Light For Computer Lamp Laptop PC Desk Reading 2$52
One should not plug those in an USB connector, its weight will kill the connector, so I modified things and fixed it to front PC with super glue:
It is still working, have it on most of the evening. Glue to any heavy object, 5V DC, no interference..
After 7 years 2 LEDs died in it, makes little or no difference in light. it is VERY bright, no way can you look into it. Easily adjustable, great keyboard light too.
I bought some of those... they had some internal switching supply. (LED's modulated at ~30 kHz or something like that.) I hacked in a current C-multipler and it works fine.
George H.
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