clock bulbs
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callyboy
clock bulbs
thought i would try some leds in my clocks. will pop out later when its dark and see what they are like, but they look a lot brighter already. Nice white light.
Pete
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Re: clock bulbs
Lookin good well bright
should last a while too. did the same with my rear light as was always breaking due to vibes.
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Re: clock bulbs
Is that the reason his 400 ain't seen the light of day for some time!johnr wrote:iirc jimmy400 did his some time ago.
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Re: clock bulbs
I've put LED's in my 650 clocks but I put ordinary bulbs for the indicator repeaters as they seemed to go yellow with the LED's and I like the orange. At least I wont have to faf around trying to replace neutral or high beam as they are the ones that seem to go on my 650 well when it was on the road.
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bobster
Re: clock bulbs
Are they capless......need some for my Ford Capri Dash lights............a glow worm gives off more light!
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Re: clock bulbs
I've fitted some to Skruffy Kat. They are T10 spec which is a capless push fit design, I think you can get pretty much all the lamp types in LED form now.
These should replace the 501, but just check the number of LEDs and whether they have an envelope around them. For a car it's probably not a big issue but for the bikes they tend to sit in rubber housings and use the envelope to secure them in place
This sort of thing:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Colors-Wedge-In ... =t10+bulbs" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I'll see if I can find the link to where I got mine off weEvil BAY
These should replace the 501, but just check the number of LEDs and whether they have an envelope around them. For a car it's probably not a big issue but for the bikes they tend to sit in rubber housings and use the envelope to secure them in place
This sort of thing:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Colors-Wedge-In ... =t10+bulbs" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I'll see if I can find the link to where I got mine off weEvil BAY
Jim
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1000 SZ in bits
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It was a New Day yesterday but, by God, it's an Old Day now!
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Re: clock bulbs
As if by magic!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/10-x-White-T1 ... 427wt_1020" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/10-x-White-T1 ... 427wt_1020" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Jim
750 SZ (Not So) Skruffy Kat
1000 SZ in bits
7/11 SZ Long term
T509 Back on the road!
It was a New Day yesterday but, by God, it's an Old Day now!
750 SZ (Not So) Skruffy Kat
1000 SZ in bits
7/11 SZ Long term
T509 Back on the road!
It was a New Day yesterday but, by God, it's an Old Day now!
