LEd radio static?
OK, here is one that I have not found yet. I recently replaced all of my interior 12V lights with New LED light fixtures. Little did I know that I would acquire radio static when the LED lights are tu...
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I am using the SMD BOARD 36-1210 type LED 252 LUMENS (ebay/china) which are non-regulated type LED boards.
When you see in the specs the LED boards will operate from a 8-30VDC Voltage range then this would indicate they are using a regulator circuit to allow this.
If you can see a picture of the SMD boards you will see additionial circuit board parts in addition to just the LED small lights.
Those photos above showing the ebay/china boards only have the LED lights on the board - no additional components...
Just keep in mind some folks don't report having any problems but alot of others do. I most certainly did have trouble with RFI signals using the Command Electronics and LEDTRAILER LED lights. I also had several emails back and forth with Jason Weaver from Starlights, Inc. about their problems with the same RFI issues.
I'm sure I am abit more critical with these problems when camping off the power grid working with weak HDTV signals and sensitive radio units.
Roy Ken
When you see in the specs the LED boards will operate from a 8-30VDC Voltage range then this would indicate they are using a regulator circuit to allow this.
If you can see a picture of the SMD boards you will see additionial circuit board parts in addition to just the LED small lights.
Those photos above showing the ebay/china boards only have the LED lights on the board - no additional components...
Just keep in mind some folks don't report having any problems but alot of others do. I most certainly did have trouble with RFI signals using the Command Electronics and LEDTRAILER LED lights. I also had several emails back and forth with Jason Weaver from Starlights, Inc. about their problems with the same RFI issues.
I'm sure I am abit more critical with these problems when camping off the power grid working with weak HDTV signals and sensitive radio units.
Roy Ken
