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If you wire it in series (inline), that affects how much voltage the light bulbs recieve, making them dimmer (and since they're LED's, they probably won't have enough voltage to work). The resistor would have to be wired in parallel with the bulb so it can simulate the equivalent current draw while still providing 14 volts to the LED bulbs.
If you can find a resistor of equivalent value that can handle the current similar to the equalizer, then you can go with that, but considering how inexpensive these things are, it doesn't really make much sense to reinvent the wheel.
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Last edited by QuasiMondo; 08-08-2007 at 07:50 AM..
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