Goto a store that sells electronic supplies and buy some resistors.
One of the links you posted says its a 6 ohm 50 W resistor. So go look for that.
One of the links you posted says its a 6 ohm 50 W resistor. So go look for that.
i dont think there is somthing you can disconnect, someone told me once LEDs use less power so the circuit is 'shorter' and it makes the bulb blink faster. So the only way you can get it to stop is to buy a resistor or somethin like thatKoboChan said:or you can disconnect the bulb out warning indicator.. im not sure how.. but there should be a way..
Watts do matter.chronoti said:the watts wount matter much in this case since it's "low voltage" (i blown 1/4 watt's before with 36 but not with 12)
http://superlumination.com/images/leds/installation.jpgaleks77 said:ok so should i try connectin the resistor to the negative (ground) wire and see if that works? I will try this tommorow morning, hopefully wont blow any more fuses, and i will post my results, hopefully i get it working.