SRD wrote:No transformer on ours, just two bare wires that I push into the socket with matchsticks.
I think you're fibbing SRD
Are you already for Xmas??
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Re: Are you already for Xmas??
I think you're fibbing SRD
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SRD
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Re: Are you already for Xmas??
Well - maybe the bit about the matchsticks.Antie Em wrote:SRD wrote:No transformer on ours, just two bare wires that I push into the socket with matchsticks.
I think you're fibbing SRD
but we don't have a transformer and I do wire the two wires into a correctly fused plug, the bulbs aren't 240v and stay on if one goes out (but not if it's removed and an empty socket left) although they do glow brighter if one of their number is out.Currently investigating the Hillmans of Sussex.