Tramp:
In another thread, while discussing LED lights & Voltage, you mentioned this neat little Step Up Power Converter on Ebay and that you were going to try it out. Did you ever give it a try?
The reason I ask is that your post piqued my interest and I bought a couple seeing as they are so inexpensive. They look pretty easy to install with the drawing and should be perfect for installing LED lights in a string of coaches. Have you had the chance to wire one up? Also I had been wondering about the size and you can tell by the picture it is quite small 15/16" x 1/2" Plenty small enough to easily install in any coach, tender or rolling stock.
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In another thread, while discussing LED lights & Voltage, you mentioned this neat little Step Up Power Converter on Ebay and that you were going to try it out. Did you ever give it a try?
The reason I ask is that your post piqued my interest and I bought a couple seeing as they are so inexpensive. They look pretty easy to install with the drawing and should be perfect for installing LED lights in a string of coaches. Have you had the chance to wire one up? Also I had been wondering about the size and you can tell by the picture it is quite small 15/16" x 1/2" Plenty small enough to easily install in any coach, tender or rolling stock.
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