Did a lot of work on my class C this weekend!
The weekend before last I went and got my propane tank filled up. Noticed the RV dealership was selling LED bulbs at the old-timey price of $20 a bulb. This reminded me to go follow up on a post I s...
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Our rig had 9 twin-tube florescent light fixtures which provided a very cold ambiance, and if the batteries were not fully charged, the lights would resonate. Some years ago I converted them to warm LED reusing the fixtures to avoid drilling more holes. The cost of the project was negligible. I also added LED night lights inside each fixture. The project was a great success. CLICK HERE to read through the process with includes lots of pictures. In the article I also changed out some incandescent bulbs to LED.
Like it has been mentioned, LED lighting is "Battery Friendly" in many ways. No flickering or resonating, and uses notably less power.
Like it has been mentioned, LED lighting is "Battery Friendly" in many ways. No flickering or resonating, and uses notably less power.
