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Several years ago, there was a post about the salon fluorescent lights around the windows. I think they came from a supplier in either Arizona or New Mexico. Only one of mine works and there is power to the other three. It must be the ballast, but it might be cheaper and easier to just replace the lights. Anyone know the supplier.
I remember several posts from a few years ago where the poster had his rebuilt and provided a link to the company that rebuilt them. Do a search and I bet you will find it.. Depending on budget, replacing everything with LED's is a great way to go, more light and less battery use..
Last time I repaired the fluro's I noticed they came from a company in L A California, however I agree with Bill if you have to spend money to replace them I would be going down the LED road and there has been numerous postings on that.
billsguns wrote:
I took the guts out of mine and replaced with 5 LED pannels with 48 LED's per pannel Much more light and the total cost was $15!
More info please on brand & where you purchased.
I think Thin-Light was the manufacturer of the original lights. They are available at most RV dealers.
Capt. Ron.
"I will not tiptoe through life to arrive safely at death"
"Never Trade Luck For Skill"
1987 3870 - Northern Lights ll
Hino EH700
Westerbeke 8.0
1999 Logic Marine 17' CC/50 Merc.
on Louisiana pool Mississippi River.
I bought rope lights from a place called CB comcepts on the net. They have everything you need to install except the screws. You can even get dimmers for them if you want. I haven't installed mine yet so don't know how bright they are, but will post when they are installed. I bought the plastic track to snap the rope lights into instead of using the mounting clips.
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