Blue Cathode...Moon Lights on a Budget!!!
- Thread starter sawyer1206
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You sould be able to pick up a quality 12V 1000ma Power Supply for around $15.00.
The camera does something to the moon lights because they are not as bright as the picture makes it seem.
Seal the connections with hot glue or silicone, or both. Another option might be to get a piece of clear tubing and feed the string through it, keeping the ends out of the water.
Cheers for the helpful tips.
I just finished installing my new blue lights ended up costing me $50 Australian
Am really happy with the new look though.
I just finished installing my new blue lights ended up costing me $50 Australian
Am really happy with the new look though.
Glad the post helped. You guys run on 240V down there don't you? How much did the power Supply cost you?
Yeah 240V.
$25 from the local electronics store, could have saved some cash shopping over the net but I was too keen to get it in and going and didn't want to wait for delivery.
$25 from the local electronics store, could have saved some cash shopping over the net but I was too keen to get it in and going and didn't want to wait for delivery.
You can get 120:240V transformers on the net pretty easy FWI. If I recall, they are often referred to as autotransformer. I've used some in homemade power supplies.
