Lighting/bulb question
Are all 921 bulbs the same? I know our 5th wheel uses 921 bulbs, it's stamped on one of the bulbs I took out to look at. And I'm looking to replace my 921 incandescent bulbs with LED's and found these...
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smkettner wrote:melissajean0 wrote:LEDs had the effect of doubling my battery capacity. When your lights are dimming mid-evening you may start thinking LED again. Less money than a generator.
Meh----after looking at all of them I see it's really not worth the effort. I don't want anything that has an adapter because that requires me to do something other than just put a bulb in lol. I don't know how to do all of that other stuff and my bf works too much to do it. I saw that most of the ones that are already ready to be plugged straight in aren't nearly as bright. Oh well, it's okay; I'll just stick with the old ones. Thanks again for all of the info.
We don't really go anywhere except RV parks, so we're generally hooked up to power. However, snow will be coming soon so, I may rethink that. But I'm definitely not going to get the ones with adapters because it'd require me to either take a part the fixtures to mount them, or I'd have to mount them another way. I'd rather just have some that will plug right in if I can find some that are bright enough. We have lamps in here anyway that run off of the 12v, so we wouldn't be without power. But I think it'd just look nicer in here without the yellowish-white lights.
