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Originally Posted by JamieGeek
I think I'd poke a small hole on the bottom piece and put a phototransistor there to turn the LEDs on/off based on the light level. You'd still want to be able to turn it on/off while in storage (of course any battery disconnect would do that as well).
Looks nice.
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Thanks Jamie, yes, it needs something to switch it on and off rather than being on all the time. Since it's LED's, I doubt it would run the batteries down unless the lights were on for months with no charger running. In My situation, it's
always plugged into 50A at home or will be plugged in while camping; doubt I'll ever have a situation where it'll be stored without power running to it.
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