[Keith]’s cousin gave him a LCD with a noisy backlight. He decided to replace it with a series of high output LEDs. He sourced some locally in the form of cheap LED headlamps from an auto-parts store.

From my understanding of how these things work, the back light should do it. Of course, somebody can correct me if i'm wrong.

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