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Old 07-02-2016, 08:29 AM   #15
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Replaced most lights with LED, the reading spot lights from Amazon. The rest from Ebay,about $1.00 each. A lot cooler,I like the cool white.
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Question - Brightest - Dimmable and fit the Hockey Puck lights - The one's i have purchased are just not bright enough,

What do you guys Recommend???

300 lumens - 30 watt equivalent, Dimmable

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I have used these 12-28 volt bulbsthe past 6 months without a failure:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EDFM5QU...=IYS33WEX9BZ5P

These are cheaper than M4 and we shall see if long-term they are just as good. You can get them either in warm or cool white.

These can handle the voltage fluctuations found in an RV. Those that are strictly 12 volt cannot as I found out on my test bulbs I first purchased.
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