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21-04-2005, 8:22 PM
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| Member  |  Cold Cathode Lighting Problem
I've invested in a Cold Cathode set from Maplin to try out some lighting ideas in my home cinema. I connected the set to a 12V 400mA adaptor, also sourced from Maplin but after a few hours use, the adaptor seems to have burn't out. Can anybody suggest what I may have done wrong? I used a 2 core connector to connect the adaptor to the set. Could this be the problem? Any help would be appreciated. |
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