The company I work for stocks many sizes, colors and styles of LED lights. See the nav lights that I converted over to LED. These are NOT your "run of the mill" LED lights.

Look like pretty healthy LED's!, I think I have most of them sourced, but, please provide some info on the company and/or a website so I can check them out, I have changed some of my gauge bulbs, but, they aren't as bright as I had hoped, but, what do you want for $8/dozen!

Thanks for the help!
Michael

Try www.newark.com they've always had what we needed. Keep in mind too you can put resistors or voltage dividers inline to change the output as well. I still like the blue the best and that is what's going in my boat's cabin/cockpit and engine compartment.

Red is the way to go if you want to retain your night vision. Most gauge lights in an aircraft are red for a reason, they do not ruin your night vision. A dimmer on boat gauges would be a great addition.

Yesterday I could not spell pilot today I are one.

Yes, I went with red, wasn't sure about the compass light?, can it be "red"? or does it need to be white?, I cant remember if there is a law or rule or something.

I think you need some special adapters/capacitors to hook up a dimmer switch to LED's?, but, not sure.

www.superbrightleds.com

You do not need a special dimmer for bulbs sold by Superbrightleds.

http://www.superbrightleds.com/BA9S6_specs.htm

What ///where is the company you work for??? any idea of cost