[switched from 12V boost thread]
On 27/07/2010 8:22 AM, ivp wrote:
>> With the actual budget presented (since my first post), it's rapidly
>> looking like they'll have to go with the actors switching their own
>> costume lighting on and off with a switch
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> That's a pity. The impact of all the lights turning on exactly at once
> will probably be lost. ;-(
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After further discussions with the client, it seems that the LEDs *may*=20
work on 12V.  If they're rated for 24V I don't see how that's possible=20
unless they use constant current drivers internally, but they're sending=20
me a sample in due course to verify.

So, the 12V > 24V converter can be shelved (for now), and we can get=20
back to the RF links and 12V charging system.  There's also talk of a=20
small increase in the budget.  Oh the joys of clients!
David...

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