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					<description><![CDATA[Ross..You need to know the voltage of your lights and power supply. If the light voltage is lower, you can run them in series. Example-power 18 volts and lights 3 volts, then series 6 lights. If you just want 1 light, try a resistor in series. Start out with a 1800 Ohm and work down until you get the proper brightness.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Ross..You need to know the voltage of your lights and power supply. If the light voltage is lower, you can run them in series. Example-power 18 volts and lights 3 volts, then series 6 lights. If you just want 1 light, try a resistor in series. Start out with a 1800 Ohm and work down until you get the proper brightness.</p>
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