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November 6th, 2009, 02:53 PM
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Hello all
Hey all. I have been working in lighting for over 20 years, but now just run a christmas lighting display at my home. Approximatly 100 dimmers, over 40,000 christmas lights and tons of wiring.
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November 6th, 2009, 04:10 PM
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Re: Hello all
Are you one of those crazy people who does xmas displays to music? If you are, and you film them, I am sure that there are people here who would love to see! Other than that, welcome to CB!
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November 7th, 2009, 12:14 PM
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Re: Hello all
Not the same as you have seen. My display is more of a show. I have 15-18 airblown figures in the yard and at the start of the show, they are all on the ground. Then one at a time they blow up and stand up then I light them. Along with that I have 5 colors of lights on everything, House, Inside Tree, Large wreath, Garlands on garage. Plus 6 differnt kinds of Icicles and swag light on the eaves of the house.
This year I am trying to make my inside tree rotate, but is is very heavy with over 120 strands of lights on it. Tried a normal tree rotator last year and it stopped working when I had half of the tree built. This year trying a rotating stage design with a slip ring in the center for electrics.
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