Saturday's stream is in place.

For those interested, I just had a YouTube notification "HVAC Overtime 41 (Big Clive) EXTENDED!!". The live stream will be on HVAC Overtime's channel scheduled for 13th June, 2:05am (British time).

Seán Byrne

I used a different brand; Phillips, and everything is fine. I certainly could cut up the offending bulb, but I probably wouldn't learn anything :) Thanks for the advice though.

Try a "retro" capacitive dropper LED lamp. They generate less electrical noise.

Big Clive

Most LED bulbs cause the same problems in garage door operators. I usually replace the bulbs with a rough duty or fan duty incandescent bulb.

I have a somewhat interesting box-hardware store brand LED bulb here - FEIT electric brand. If I put it in my garage door opener, the light comes on as it should when the door opens, etc. But the light also apparently jams the frequency the garage door opener and the remote operate on. Not bad enough to affect my neighbors, but enough to make my opener not work _when the light is on_. Confused me for a bit - the door would open with the remote pulling into the culdesac, half a block away, but it wouldn't close, when I just moved my car out of the garage. Because the light turns off after the door has been open or closed for 2 minutes. Super frustrating! Anyway, I know you enjoy looking at good and bad circuits, and figured I'd throw that one out there for ya. Can send bulb if you so desire.

Huh, I looked at that and though it was the standard front LED pack with a strip on the back also.

Many of the hadlights with a battery pack at the back have an LED in it to allow others to see where you are.

Big Clive

You review enough of these headlamps, have you seen one like this with a backlight? https://geni.us/broadbeamheadlamp

I'll be there this week!

Michael Thompson

This makes me waiting for the weekend unusually early.

just_noXi

Have the ginger beer and truffles ready, I'll be there.