Hi. I just got a Trident Series 65. I'm more of a producer than an
engineer. I'm very new
to electronics :-) ... ANYWAYS, I want to take some photos of this
console and would like to replace
the lights first... I already unsoldered and took out the old lamps
[I'm talking about the VU lamps...]
Does anyone have a direct link to these lamps online? they seem like
they are 1" long?
or even a better: a link to an LED I can just throw in there?
If so could you please email it to me at rob@harmoniepark.com ? thanks
so much!
> Hi. I just got a Trident Series 65. I'm more of a producer than an
> engineer. I'm very new
> to electronics :-) ... ANYWAYS, I want to take some photos of this
> console and would like to replace
> the lights first... I already unsoldered and took out the old lamps
> [I'm talking about the VU lamps...]
>
> Does anyone have a direct link to these lamps online? they seem like
> they are 1" long?
Without a pic it's hard to say what they are. You can't post a pic here
though as it's not a binaries group. Maybe you could put up a pic on a
website or post to a relevant binaries group e.g.
alt.binaries.schematics.electronics
>
> or even a better: a link to an LED I can just throw in there?
You can't just 'throw in' a led to replace a filament lamp. For starters
the lamp may be powered by a.c. Leds also have an inherently low operating
voltage and need an external current limiting resistor ( although there
are some types where it's all integrated into a package ).
> If so could you please email it to me at rob@harmoniepark.com ? thanks
> so much!
It's considered polite practice to post replies here actually. Then
everyone can see the answers.
In article <43137685.C29E4766@hotmail.com>,
rabbitsfriendsandrelations@hotmail.com says...
>
> rob@harmoniepark.com wrote:
>
> > Hi. I just got a Trident Series 65. I'm more of a producer than an
> > engineer. I'm very new
> > to electronics :-) ... ANYWAYS, I want to take some photos of this
> > console and would like to replace
> > the lights first... I already unsoldered and took out the old lamps
> > [I'm talking about the VU lamps...]
> >
> > Does anyone have a direct link to these lamps online? they seem like
> > they are 1" long?
>
> Without a pic it's hard to say what they are. You can't post a pic here
> though as it's not a binaries group. Maybe you could put up a pic on a
> website or post to a relevant binaries group e.g.
> alt.binaries.schematics.electronics
>
> >
> > or even a better: a link to an LED I can just throw in there?
>
> You can't just 'throw in' a led to replace a filament lamp. For starters
> the lamp may be powered by a.c. Leds also have an inherently low operating
> voltage and need an external current limiting resistor ( although there
> are some types where it's all integrated into a package ).
>
> > If so could you please email it to me at rob@harmoniepark.com ? thanks
> > so much!
>
> It's considered polite practice to post replies here actually. Then
> everyone can see the answers.
>
> Graham
>
>
>
Have you been here yet:
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