Stan, thanks for the reply. That is exactly the bulb I am referring to. They use it as well in their buildings. Wow, 100 mA per bulb, that is quite a bit. A typical grain of wheat is about 65 mA. So a hi-rise MTH building would take over an amp to run. I think I will have to invest in the Town & Country LED's. I was thinking they may be the ones that have them. Doesn't seem like much work to modify the base of one of the mth sockets from what the other gentleman said in his post. I have a high current probe that only goes down to 100 mA, maybe I can power a whole building with the current probe and see the total amps per building. I will try it by the weekend and post my findings.
Thanks again.
