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Re: Re: [OT] Low voltage kitchen lighting

Subject: Re: Re: [OT] Low voltage kitchen lighting
From: "Tracey Gardner" <tracey.gardner@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 12 Oct 2009 08:38:11 +0100
References: <hat2hj+7082@xxxxxxxxxxx> <3723118D7644490EA548541503A06478@TraceyPC> <004001ca4b03$fca7f050$f5f7d0f0$@com>

Thanks for that Richard, that accounts for them outputting so much
rubbish
across the radio spectrum :-)
I'm considering using a variac to adjust the voltage fed to my lighting
circuits.

Tracey

> Actually they output HF AC normally which is why the cable length
becomes
> an
> issue. Halogens get ruined on DC if they are not made for it with all
the
> stuff depositing at one end of the filament.
>
>



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References:
- Re: [OT] Low voltage kitchen lighting
  - From: Tim
- Re: Re: [OT] Low voltage kitchen lighting
  - From: Tracey Gardner
- RE: Re: [OT] Low voltage kitchen lighting
  - From: Richard $lists account$

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