Brighter LED replacements.

IMHO the 921 and the 1141 are about the same brightness. I replaced my 1141s with 36-1210 or 3528 panels and 18-5050 cobs, warm white (number of LEDs-LED type). For brighter lights get lights with more LEDs. I understand there are newer LEDs that are being used in LED lights but I have no experience with them.

I found a big difference between venders on eBay. When you think you have selected the seller and light you like, buy a couple to try before you buy more.

Go To M4 Products they have 3 different levels of bulbs very good quality no noise on radio or tv replaced all bulbs in side and out ran about $230 could be done cheaper but these work very good. Just got back from 7 days no power just portable 200watt solar set up worked great.
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I guess I should have done my homework first. The bulbs I want to replace are 921s, but I also have a fixture with a pair of 1141 bulbs.

Thanks for the web sites and information.

Panels have double sided tape on the back. Cob type plug in like a normal bulb.

How do the led panels mount inside the light fixture. Do you plug the wire into where the bulb goes and the led panel just lay loose inside the fixture?

I just replaced some of mine with an entire fixture that matches the rest of my rig.
THey are BRIGHT

THese From Amazon

Without knowing what light bulbs you are looking to replace, it's kind of hard to suggest a replacement.

I would look on eBay. I bought many of my LEDs from 2011_led.

There is a Chinese web site called dx.com that also sells led bulbs. I bought 1156/BA15S 27led 6watt bulbs for $2.16 each. Fixing to buy another dozen. So far I have been pleased with them. Both warm white and bright white are available as well as a variety of base applications. Their shipping is slow, but, I have never had a problem after several orders.

Ivylog wrote:
I would start by buying the 36 LED panel in warm white and see how you like it. You can also buy a 48 led 5050 panel if the 36 is not bright enough.
I would just buy 10 of them for $2 each as with both on they will be plenty bright enough.

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I had NO IDEA that LED's had gotten so cheap- and the ones you posted come with whatever adapter is need to make the retrofit. Thanks a million for the links!

I would start by buying the 36 LED panel in warm white and see how you like it. You can also buy a 48 led 5050 panel if the 36 is not bright enough.
I would just buy 10 of them for $2 each as with both on they will be plenty bright enough.