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[QUOTE="Mark_M, post: 117615, member: 29098"] Quting to myself and NotEnoughLights. Yes. Taking 12v down to such a low voltage like this is very inefficient. I do like [USER=25585]@Notenoughlights[/USER] 's idea to use the series principle to minimise wasted power. It's not bad in my scenario because I have a mains power adaptor, but solar needs to be as efficient as possible. Writing this bit made me think of yet another variable. I don't think you're aware of this [USER=32558]@pbw[/USER] . There exists to the '2 wire multifunction controller'. This makes the operation of flashing the lights my reversing the polarity. If these solar lights use this principle then the circuit boards will have to stay with them. [My 500th post btw, woo!] [/QUOTE]
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