921 replacement for LED Bulbs

I replaced all my interior lights a few years ago. If I was to do it today, I would probably use these.

I like the warm white color, it is close to the color of incandescent lights. If you like a brighter light, use 24-5050 leds.

I would advise you to buy 1 or 2 of the lights you choose and try them to see if you like them before buying many.

I use the boards for the ceiling lights that DO NOT HAVE the regulator chip built-in to the board. The regulator chips are known to produce RFI which may interfere with (blank out) your HDTV reception and other VHF RADIO items like the WX RADIO etc...

$4.99 a board and 10 for $40 buck a few years back from EBAY CHINA...

The ROUND ONE with LEDs all around the assy seems to be popular for low cost. Don't know if they regulator chips in them or not. The regular chips allows the leds to be operated from long 9V to 15VDC or so DC POWER source...

All the one I got say 12-14VDC and since they were very cost I got several spares. Have not replaced one yet since 2009...

DO NOT BUY ALL AT ONCE. JUST Buy ONE and see if you like it before spending $150-$200 for replacements...

Roy Ken

Pricey but excellent:

http://www.m4products.com/921-10-5630-ww-warm-white-elite-series-wedge-base-with-brighter-samsung-5630-leds/

I get ours from several different eBay stores, and use different configurations depending on where the bulb is going.

Got these for the overhead light fixtures:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/291178793211?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

Used these in the bullet reading lights:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2X-T10-LED-Bulb-1-5W-168-WHITE-923-920-192-904-579-WEDGE-LIGHT-464-T15-/271033808602?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f1adfb6da

Used these in the lights over the dinette (they face straight down):
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-BBT-Marine-Super-Bright-19-LED-1141-1156-etc-Bayonet-Base-Conversion-Bulbs-/300966661638?hash=item461302ce06&vxp=mtr

Please note that some of these little devils from China can be a little difficult to get in the sockets, 'ya just have to work at it!

Good luck and happy camping!