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That's to much to ask. So far all I've wasted is time, all money I've spent on crap lights has been refunded without a argument, that tells me they know what they are selling is crap.
I'm still waiting on a 3157 set from Hong Kong, after that I will have no choice but to try more expensive ones.
I'm still waiting on a 3157 set from Hong Kong, after that I will have no choice but to try more expensive ones.
Still waiting on Hong Kong lights, its sad when I can buy a super LED flashlight that can light something up 300 yards away, is shock resistant enough to mount to my rifle and uses 1 AA battery for $7.50 shipped from the US but It takes forever to find good inexpensive LED replacement bulbs for my truck.
I wish I spoke Chinese, I'd be on the Phone getting these manufactures to make me a good product I could resell. Rosetta Stone anyone?
I wish I spoke Chinese, I'd be on the Phone getting these manufactures to make me a good product I could resell. Rosetta Stone anyone?
lol. ya that is pretty sad. i got some pretty good led flash light and work lights that do there jobs good. i wish i could go all led but i doubt i will be able to.
when i ordered stuff from that area of the world it usually took a minimum of 3 week for them to arrive.
when i ordered stuff from that area of the world it usually took a minimum of 3 week for them to arrive.
From another site I'm on, where someone posted some information about LED dimmers:
Originally Posted by supaninja
You could still have a dimmer function. In my old 914 and my beetle I upgraded to LEDs then built a current limiting circuit for them. It was pretty sweet, the LEDs were never overdriven and they were dimable. I bet there is a circuit somewhere on this site http://www.discovercircuits.com/list.htm (that site rocks! I can spend days of my life looking at all those cool circuits).
Edit- here's one with brightness control http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/lm2794.pdf
Here you go, you can buy a LED dimmer for $15 http://www.superbrightleds.com/cgi-b...hlight%20Hobby
Edit- here's one with brightness control http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/lm2794.pdf
Here you go, you can buy a LED dimmer for $15 http://www.superbrightleds.com/cgi-b...hlight%20Hobby
i ended up buying one of those dimmer switches off eBay for $4 and it does dim led lights but i don't know if it would work on the the 2nd gen trucks without some headache. it appears that the dimming is done on the negative side of the circuit so you would have to separate the ground connections to the lights from the ground connections to the gauges which would be a nightmare.
Is there a possibility of putting a resistor on the wire behind the switch that dims the lights? It just doesnt seem like my truck is complete without the option to dim my lights. feels like its broke....
I thought my switch was broke after installing the leds, bought a new switch and still nothing. come to find out its the leds not the switch. (got a brand new switch though)
I thought my switch was broke after installing the leds, bought a new switch and still nothing. come to find out its the leds not the switch. (got a brand new switch though)
Still waiting on Hong Kong lights, its sad when I can buy a super LED flashlight that can light something up 300 yards away, is shock resistant enough to mount to my rifle and uses 1 AA battery for $7.50 shipped from the US but It takes forever to find good inexpensive LED replacement bulbs for my truck.
I wish I spoke Chinese, I'd be on the Phone getting these manufactures to make me a good product I could resell. Rosetta Stone anyone?
I wish I spoke Chinese, I'd be on the Phone getting these manufactures to make me a good product I could resell. Rosetta Stone anyone?











