Will this LED work
Will this LED work Before I get the use the search I did and nothing came up for this sort of LED. So will this type work:
https://www.superbrightleds.com/more...ed-tower/1263/
I previously had this one:
https://www.superbrightleds.com/more...led-tower/633/
Id like to buy a new pair if they will work.
Thanks
https://www.superbrightleds.com/more...ed-tower/1263/
I previously had this one:
https://www.superbrightleds.com/more...led-tower/633/
Id like to buy a new pair if they will work.
Thanks
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Are you sure about them being dimmer?
The issue I have with many drop-in LEDs is that the difference between the Dim & Bright settings (for turn signal) is not dramatic enough.
I don't know how these fair.
Also, when buying drop-in LED, get the same color as the lens.
Red LED behind Red Lens.
Amber LED behind Amber Lens.
LEDs emit a narrow color spectrum and will be dim behind a different color lens (since lenses are basically filters in that only let through that color and block the others; they don't "convert" the light). With a White LED behind a Color lens, you'd give-up/block too much light to make the switch worthwhile.
The issue I have with many drop-in LEDs is that the difference between the Dim & Bright settings (for turn signal) is not dramatic enough.
I don't know how these fair.
Also, when buying drop-in LED, get the same color as the lens.
Red LED behind Red Lens.
Amber LED behind Amber Lens.
LEDs emit a narrow color spectrum and will be dim behind a different color lens (since lenses are basically filters in that only let through that color and block the others; they don't "convert" the light). With a White LED behind a Color lens, you'd give-up/block too much light to make the switch worthwhile.
Are you sure about them being dimmer?
The issue I have with many drop-in LEDs is that the difference between the Dim & Bright settings (for turn signal) is not dramatic enough.
I don't know how these fair.
Also, when buying drop-in LED, get the same color as the lens.
Red LED behind Red Lens.
Amber LED behind Amber Lens.
LEDs emit a narrow color spectrum and will be dim behind a different color lens (since lenses are basically filters in that only let through that color and block the others; they don't "convert" the light). With a White LED behind a Color lens, you'd give-up/block too much light to make the switch worthwhile.
The issue I have with many drop-in LEDs is that the difference between the Dim & Bright settings (for turn signal) is not dramatic enough.
I don't know how these fair.
Also, when buying drop-in LED, get the same color as the lens.
Red LED behind Red Lens.
Amber LED behind Amber Lens.
LEDs emit a narrow color spectrum and will be dim behind a different color lens (since lenses are basically filters in that only let through that color and block the others; they don't "convert" the light). With a White LED behind a Color lens, you'd give-up/block too much light to make the switch worthwhile.
Small drop in LEDs like 194s are great, but they don't require near as much energy vs 3157, 3457, ect.
Are you sure about them being dimmer?
The issue I have with many drop-in LEDs is that the difference between the Dim & Bright settings (for turn signal) is not dramatic enough.
I don't know how these fair.
Also, when buying drop-in LED, get the same color as the lens.
Red LED behind Red Lens.
Amber LED behind Amber Lens.
LEDs emit a narrow color spectrum and will be dim behind a different color lens (since lenses are basically filters in that only let through that color and block the others; they don't "convert" the light). With a White LED behind a Color lens, you'd give-up/block too much light to make the switch worthwhile.
The issue I have with many drop-in LEDs is that the difference between the Dim & Bright settings (for turn signal) is not dramatic enough.
I don't know how these fair.
Also, when buying drop-in LED, get the same color as the lens.
Red LED behind Red Lens.
Amber LED behind Amber Lens.
LEDs emit a narrow color spectrum and will be dim behind a different color lens (since lenses are basically filters in that only let through that color and block the others; they don't "convert" the light). With a White LED behind a Color lens, you'd give-up/block too much light to make the switch worthwhile.
