Hello, Hoping someone can help me out. I'm redoing my basement which had three old lights in a finished drywall ceiling and putting in recessed lighting. I've removed the old lights and the boxes which were nailed into the floor joists. All lights in the basement run off of a single fuse. The room I am refinishing has two switches in different locations to operate the existing 3 light I am replacing. Two of the lights have a standard black and white wire + a copper ground already fed to the light. The other light has three different pairs coming into it, each pair has a black, white copper. When I removed the light two of the black wires were connected to the black on the light, two of the white wires were connected to the white on the light, all three coppers were connected to the ground on the light and then a black and white we're connected together with a twist on wire nut. Here's my question. I am replacing the three existing lights with recessed lights. I want to wire up each of these lights with another light. (3 completely new lights). I can't put all three of the new lights in one seamless connected pair because I have floor joists between the existing lights. I think I know how to wire the two existing lights thy only have a single black, white, ground, but I don't know how to wire the one light which needs to connect to the light that has three pairs of existing wires coming into it. How would I go about doing this so that it's up to code and accomplishes what I need? Here is a diagram for clarity. My big concern is connecting the two lights on the right (one which is an existing light and one which is new). [ATTACH]47342[/ATTACH]

Anyone here replace fluorescent bulbs with LEDs like this? [url]http://www.amazon.com/Hyperikon®-equivalent-Single-Ended-UL-Listed-DLC-Qualified/dp/B00NXBMDEY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1425128934&sr=8-1&keywords=led+t8[/url] This particular model seems to be well received. You need to rewire the fixture a bit and get rid of the ballast. I have T8 fixtures in my shop right now and while I don't need to replace any bulbs at the moment, I do want to add more fixtures and if they were LED, that would be great. However, I hate to pay for a ballast in the fixture if I'm not going to use it. But I don't seem to see this style fixture with LEDs that don't cost several magnitudes more than buying the fluorescent fixture and using two of these replacement bulbs.