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• May 15, 2013

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ha ha ha

 

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dandan9169

• May 15, 2013

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Does that mean it cant be done?

 

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• May 15, 2013

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Are you a spark?

 

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dandan9169

• May 15, 2013

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No, but don't worry I will not carry the work out my self. The led lights are out door lights and I wanted to put them around my shed and I have electric in my shed and was given these free. Is it a easy job or a pain in the ---.

 

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• May 15, 2013

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Great film

 

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• May 15, 2013

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You just can't make this stuff up

 

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• May 15, 2013

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Great film

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MDJ's the man for this!

 

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• May 15, 2013

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Use a 12v battery, red to +ve and black to -ve. Otherwise you'll need a 12vdc LED driver. I'm sure your local B&Q will have one.

 

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• May 15, 2013

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Marvo said:

Use a 12v battery, red to +ve and black to -ve. Otherwise you'll need a 12vdc LED driver. I'm sure your local B&Q will have one.

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Nice one.

The driver won't need a licence, by the way.

 

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• May 15, 2013

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You just can't make this stuff up

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Sorry mate we all have to learn in life. Smart ---!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

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• May 15, 2013

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Marvo said:

Use a 12v battery, red to +ve and black to -ve. Otherwise you'll need a 12vdc LED driver. I'm sure your local B&Q will have one.

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Thanks for your help. Very much appreciated!!

 

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dandan9169

• May 15, 2013

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Also what is the best cable to use?

 

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Also what is the best cable to use?

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Why not leave that to whoever does the job ?

 

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• May 15, 2013

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dandan9169 said:

No, but don't worry I will not carry the work out my self. The led lights are out door lights and I wanted to put them around my shed and I have electric in my shed and was given these free. Is it a easy job or a pain in the ---.

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dandan9169 said:

Also what is the best cable to use?

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It will depend on the environment in which it is going to be installed. ie it might need mechanical protection or installed in containment. Leave it up to the spark carrying out the install to decide.

 

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