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| If you can’t find 16V LEDs, one option is to use 12v LED strips and something like a LM2596 DC-DC converter. There are many options on eBay and Amazon for a few bucks: https://a.co/d/ecBgwKsConnect it to your power source, put a multimeter on the output and turn the potentiometer knob until you get 12volts. |
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| Look up "12v/24v LEDs" on Amazon. They work fine on 16v
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