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Originally Posted by Brian894X4
The only draw back is that it's almost too bright, especially if you want to turn it on while you're driving for the passenger or to find something. Some kind of rheostat on this light would be really cool, if that was possible.
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They do have these. It's not a traditional rheostat, since the LED driver circuit should provide constant current. It's actually a digital device that does pulse with modulation, i.e. turns the light on and off at a high frequency. The perception is a dimmer light.
Here's one I was considering, but I haven't done this job yet:
http://www.theledlight.com/pdf/controls/mini_dimmer.pdf