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Reply to "Another DC Volt question"

Thanks to everyone for your advice.

Gary, you are right, it does look like the circuit board itself must cut down the juice for the 3 volt LEDs.  So, I think that if I can get a motion detector that takes 9 to 12 dcv to operate, and then it sends this juice down the line to the circuit board, then things will be OK.

The description says the LEDs must be "max 3 volts."    And, it uses 4 bulbs.

So, I am going to buy a dedicated used dc transformer from an HO set, which I can get for about $10.00 at the flea market, and slowly increase the volts until everything works, and then just leave it at that setting.

Thanks again to all.

Mannyrock

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