Need a 12V Black Light, light
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Chaz,
Not as easy to find as I would have thought.
However, Foliatec (German car tarting bods) do them. See their website and look in the Online Catalogue | Neon | Black Light.
Or quicker may be a trip down to Halfords as I know they do all the Foliatec stuff, or at least could order it for you it.
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Not as easy to find as I would have thought.
However, Foliatec (German car tarting bods) do them. See their website and look in the Online Catalogue | Neon | Black Light.
Or quicker may be a trip down to Halfords as I know they do all the Foliatec stuff, or at least could order it for you it.
Cheers
Ian
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Chaz,
No, not normally. Everything in a PC runs off the power supply which knocks the 240v AC down to DC and lower voltages. Not sure what most PC supplies put out but isn't it a mix of 12v, 5v and 3.3v?
So I guess case modding would also be a good source and you may get a better choice of shapes/sizes from that market.
EDITED: John is bang on, go to this page on the CoolCaseMods site and take a look at the last item on the page.
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Ian
[Edited by IWatkins - 2/10/2003 11:15:26 PM]
No, not normally. Everything in a PC runs off the power supply which knocks the 240v AC down to DC and lower voltages. Not sure what most PC supplies put out but isn't it a mix of 12v, 5v and 3.3v?
So I guess case modding would also be a good source and you may get a better choice of shapes/sizes from that market.
EDITED: John is bang on, go to this page on the CoolCaseMods site and take a look at the last item on the page.
Cheers
Ian
[Edited by IWatkins - 2/10/2003 11:15:26 PM]
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ISTR that the cold cathodes come with an inverter that takes the 12V DC supply in the computer to whatever voltage the tubes need.
I'd run them from a car supply... inverter might run a little warmer than usual, but i wouldn't imagine it being a problem.
From their website, Maplin code for the blacklight cc's is A96A or N51A (i don't know what the difference is). Inverter is RP39.
John
I'd run them from a car supply... inverter might run a little warmer than usual, but i wouldn't imagine it being a problem.
From their website, Maplin code for the blacklight cc's is A96A or N51A (i don't know what the difference is). Inverter is RP39.
John
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Chaz,
Would have thought they would be fine. Most opti-electronics usually say 12v, but usually are OK for between 9 - 15v. May be different with regards to these, but I doubt it.
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Ian
Would have thought they would be fine. Most opti-electronics usually say 12v, but usually are OK for between 9 - 15v. May be different with regards to these, but I doubt it.
Cheers
Ian
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