My LEDs
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Lights arrived Monday and it took me a couple of days to get outside and try them. Here are the results.
I am replacing dual 1141 lights in my fixtures. I ordered these:
24-5050
36-1210
1. My 1141's, two lights, left and right.
2. Left- 1141, right-36-1210
3. Left- 1141, right- 24-5050
4. Left- 24-5050, right 36-1210
5. Two banks of all 1141's.
6. Front lights with 2, 36-1210, rear lights 2, 1141's.
Conclusion: (all subjective and my opinion only)
The 24-5050 looked green to me and my DW. These will end up in my basement storage.
The 36-1210 were very close to the natural 1141 color, maybe a shade more white (which we like), and seemed a little brighter.
**One out the four 1156 bases, one does not work so I will have to remove the hot glue and check the solder joint.
I really liked the 36-1210 and will be ordering 10 more (to start).
Lights arrived Monday and it took me a couple of days to get outside and try them. Here are the results.
I am replacing dual 1141 lights in my fixtures. I ordered these:
24-5050
36-1210
1. My 1141's, two lights, left and right.
2. Left- 1141, right-36-1210
3. Left- 1141, right- 24-5050
4. Left- 24-5050, right 36-1210
5. Two banks of all 1141's.
6. Front lights with 2, 36-1210, rear lights 2, 1141's.
Conclusion: (all subjective and my opinion only)
The 24-5050 looked green to me and my DW. These will end up in my basement storage.
The 36-1210 were very close to the natural 1141 color, maybe a shade more white (which we like), and seemed a little brighter.
**One out the four 1156 bases, one does not work so I will have to remove the hot glue and check the solder joint.
I really liked the 36-1210 and will be ordering 10 more (to start).
