On Aug 30, 2012, at 10:02 AM, Paul Anderson wrote:

> There are 110 volt LED bulb replacements, but they are pretty expensive.=
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There are numerous 110V LED "nightlights" that are pretty cheap.  They usua=
lly contain the sort of RC dropper that people here are advising against bu=
ilding yourself=85

Get one where you can replace the White LED with a non-phosphor based LED, =
if you were worried about reliability.  The white LEDs in these seem to be =
the weak point; I've had them burn out =85 faster than incandescent nightli=
ghts :-(

BillW


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