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Without the glass, the LEDs are visible from a much wider angle.…

Without the glass, the LEDs are visible from a much wider angle.  But this one's top row isn't working.  Above the array, the photosensor is visible on the PC board.

The rectangular holes in the other side of the backing plate appear to be for a heating element which was never offered by Ford or Muth.  But I've found a way to add heaters to them. Keep reading the NEXT several pages...
Without the glass, the LEDs are visible from a much wider angle. But this one's top row isn't working. Above the array, the photosensor is visible on the PC board. The rectangular holes in the other side of the backing plate appear to be for a heating element which was never offered by Ford or Muth. But I've found a way to add heaters to them. Keep reading the NEXT several pages...Original file
Without the glass, the LEDs are visible from a much wider angle.  But this one's top row isn't working.  Above the array, the photosensor is visible on the PC board.

The rectangular holes in the other side of the backing plate appear to be for a heating element which was never offered by Ford or Muth.  But I've found a way to add heaters to them. Keep reading the NEXT several pages...

Without the glass, the LEDs are visible from a much wider angle. But this one's top row isn't working. Above the array, the photosensor is visible on the PC board.

The rectangular holes in the other side of the backing plate appear to be for a heating element which was never offered by Ford or Muth. But I've found a way to add heaters to them. Keep reading the NEXT several pages...

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