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Title: backlights
Post by: astracat on January 02, 2016,15:59:16

see this for backlight kits http://www.ccflwarehouse.com/
may help out they have led kits as well
astracat

Title: Re: backlights
Post by: downunder on January 02, 2016,16:26:13

OR

To see atwinkle in Turnip's eyes:

http://www.ebay.com/bhp/led-backlight-kit

Bruce

Title: Re: backlights
Post by: Turnip on January 03, 2016,10:30:19

Hi Bruce,

Wot's an 'atwinkle' - Something Antipodean I guess like 'Illywhacker'

Noticed Ebay now has stacks of recovered Led strings, only yet done one Toshiba 'Vestel' so unsure whether all Leds are 3.2 mm square, and jump about a bit when you try re-solder to a strip, and get lost in the carpet.

Used LMP solder for my first one, and maybe should have used 'super glue' to hold them in place, as wasted two Leds due to excess heat and thick carpet - Chris.

Title: Re: backlights
Post by: downunder on January 03, 2016,14:38:46

Hi Chris,

Nothing antipodean about it. Just a typo. Forgot to edit it and spell-checker didn't pick it up....It is actually a word I guess, What about your "wot"?

When those LEDs tumble earthwards, it's virtually goodbye. I've had it happen too. Part of life's little experiences.

Bruce

Title: Re: backlights
Post by: Turnip on January 05, 2016,12:16:32

Hi Bruce,

Only a smile from WW2 where 'Chad' had observations about shortcomings, and 'Wot' was an observation where certain stuff was in short supply.

Don't suspect spell check was one of 'em, mostly Anderson shelters, Liquorice root and Tiger nuts.

All totally horrid - Been there, attach schematic - Chris.

Title: Re: backlights
Post by: downunder on January 05, 2016,15:15:30

Hi Chris,

A foreign language to a post-war baby but good advise was "Don't mention the war". Schematic made up for it.

Bruce

Title: Re: backlights
Post by: Turnip on January 06, 2016,13:03:04

Hi Bruce,

Gather the expression went from USA to Australia where you have your own thoughts dealing with sheep with anal issues.

Otherwise 'John Cleese' the biz.

Born '42 so couldn't sort the battle of the bulge, though worried a bit - Chris.