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Lamps are 2pin hologens that keep burning out. The fan is operated on remote control along with 5 others. Any theories?
Lamps are 2pin hologens that keep burning out. The fan is operated on remote control along with 5 others. Any theories?
I could think of high vibration or high lamp voltage.
Attach some weights on the blade like they do to tires and see if you could improve the balance.
Standard household lamps are rated based on 120.0v AC 60Hz, +5% ~ about 1/2 life. +10% = ~25%.
Though car battery is known as "12v" resting state battery is around 12.6v. The system voltage is around 13.8 to 14.1v with the engine running. Since lights are usually meant to be used with the engine running, the life rating on automotive lamps are often rated at 14.0v.
I don't know how MR-16 halogen and such are rated. I have not researched it. Some 12v system are designed for dead on 12v. The yellow power line inside the computer is designated 12.0v.