Just got done installing the kit. Man what a difference! These LED kits rock!...
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Looks really, really good. Cointaker?
Suggestion and a few questions:
Suggestion: Take off your topper and replace the regular warm/white flashers (909 bulbs?) with blue ones. The lightning effect in the dark is freaking awesome.
Questions:
1.) I love the LED look, but at the same time want to maintain some integrity to the machine. I have a few side electronics projects using these wide angle LEDs (which these appear to be "top hat" and frosted for optimum diffusion). The question I had was on the coloring. Incandescent bulbs have a "warm white" wavelength. LEDs are also offered in this wavelength, but I'm curious to know whether your kit is white or warm white? If it's regular white do you like the change? Others can chime in too.
2.) On my TAF (as well as my T2) I removed all the condoms (electric chair, vault, etc...) and replaced them with 44s/555s of the appropriate color. That's actually what the manuals call for and I think the condoms on most of the Williams games were used so that techs didn't have to carry around colored bulbs. The difference to me is amazing. Nonetheless, am I correct in noticing that these remain incandescent.
3.) Are all the LEDs white? I ask this because the insert plastic usually defines the color that your eyes see, but was wondering how this works with LEDs.
Thanks for your time.
Just finished doing LEDs in my STTNG. I only did the GI and inserts and I can say that it's an amazing difference. Some games don't look right with LEDs but it's a huge plus on STTNG!
The other benefit is knocking down the power draw so hopefully it will extend the life of everything....less crispy connectors!
Not sure what you mean by the beam in effect?
Yes, did LEDs everywhere EXCEPT the backbox and flashers.