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eddieyu80
(4 minutes ago)
10W (3S3P) 9~12V 900mA 500 lm
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cbacaa
(9 minutes ago)
20w + requires at least from 25 to 32 v, but your leds do work, the first ones work because 10w leds require 12 v
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beangie
(17 minutes ago)
The music was too overwhelming and almost muted completely your voice, I barely understood anything D:
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savirvine
(27 minutes ago)
Check the spec of the lights. I think they might need a higher voltage. 36v maybe
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slarticraftfast4478
(31 minutes ago)
Whats with the HO-rails? It helps testing LED's? I'm gonna buy myself some tracks too, right away. To improve my LED projects of course.
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Zedonwhitehorse
(47 minutes ago)
They usually work on 32-36 volts. Give more power. 28-30V might not be enough. 10V in your car battery won't start the engine.
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douglassimpson8389
(52 minutes ago)
hey 20 watt leds need a higher voltage like 30 volts
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Greenerplaces
(1 hour ago)
Without correct voltage you will not get the leds to light properly 20 watt and 30 watt need 32-34VDC Forward Current: 1000mA Max.10 watt leds or any leds for that matter will have a shorter life without proper cooling.
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ScottDowneywoundedbear
(2 hour ago)
I heard that on ebay its a crap shoot when buying led's. Some work and other don't. Some are good quality and others would burn your house down.
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rajkot_jay_balaji_decoration
(2 hours ago)
Aani price su hase ?
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donpapani4665
(5 hours ago)
me too one seller and one shades in green
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bokalcuber
(14 hours ago)
your power supply is not enough
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betuscb5707
(18 hours ago)
interesante
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RoboticNerd
(7 hours ago)
The bigger LEDs need a higher voltate...
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(19 hours ago)
You clearly don't know what are you doing and you are passing incorrect information! Learn first!
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