Hi,How come you can’t add miniChristmas lights to a string of Led Christmas lights?Please let me know why…

September 4th, 2010 by admin


LEDs are light emitting diodes and require different voltage than the regular light,,the voltage required for a regular light would cause the LEDs to blow,,,

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LED Christmas Tree

September 1st, 2010 by admin

Small microprocessor system working as 16-bit LED controller. Toy designed to ‘computerize’ my Christmas Tree but may be used in many other ways: as programmable 16-bit pattern generator, sequencer and so on.

Check out http://elportal.pl/tasza/lxt page for technical details and software download (for MCU / PC, source and binary versions)

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which lasts longer LED Christmas Lights, or The Regular ones?

August 26th, 2010 by admin

And by how much?

the LED lamps will last almost forever. However, it’s still the same cheap, small guage wiring used with regular light sets. Right now it’s not worth the extra cost. The quality just isn’t there.

If you use *LOTS* of lights or are on a power budget (like you’re using a generator) LEDs may be better due to using less power.

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I have some led christmas tree lights from last year?

August 15th, 2010 by admin

that don’t work now. How can you tell which bulb isn’t working as they are not fused?

LED lights are not wired in series, so if you checked the plug, the problem is in the controller unit. This cannot be repaired.

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Christmas Lights: 6 Snowflakes

August 14th, 2010 by admin

2 sets of 3 Snowflake shaped LED lights animate at up to 8 different speed settings.

Lights alternate between each set of 3 Snowflakes.

durable LED light ropes suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

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White 180-LED Christmas/Decoration String Lights (18-Meter/220V AC) from Dealextreme.com

August 11th, 2010 by admin

White 180-LED Christmas/Decoration String Lights (18-Meter/220V AC) from DX : sku.16780

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42,000 Christmas LED Lights Dance Star Trekkin’ Spoof Song

August 7th, 2010 by admin

Our LauderdaleChristmas.com 42,000 LED holiday lights display with 112 channels from 7 computerized lighting controllers. I act as orchestrater, tell the lights when to turn on or off, fade, twinkle, etc. An MP3 player inside the controller plays the music and controls the lights according to your programmed orchestration. We transmit it to people’s cars radio via low power transmitter on unused 100.9 FM.(more)

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I am trying to buy LED christmas light strings. I cannot find strings with above 75 lights on them. Help?

August 5th, 2010 by admin

Small strings of LED lights cost a lot, and I have to buy many strings of them to fit my needs. How/where can I buy strings of LED christmas lights that have 200+ lights on them? They are so much more efficient, yet they come in tiny strings compared to the regular incandescent bulbs that come in strings of 250. Why does this not make sense? the more efficient lights come in smaller strings. Why? Anyway, where can I get long strings of LED lights?

Are you looking for mini LED lights or the larger C7 / C9 LED bulbs? I know of a site that does some really nice LED lights. Their mini LED strands are 50light, 6" spacing: http://www.christmasworld.com/christmas-lights/led-lights , but their wire for the C7 bulbs can go up to 1000′ uncut: http://www.christmasworld.com/christmas-lights/c7-and-c9-lights/c-7-and-c-9-wire I’d check them out.
Good luck finding what you need!

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Are LED christmas lights more reliable than the traditional ones?

July 31st, 2010 by admin

I spent an hour or two fighting with strands of outdoor christmas lights yesterday, trying to find strands that worked, wiggling bulbs to coax the dark ones back to life, etc. I’m about ready to pitch the box full and replace them. I see the LED light strings on the store shelves, but they still have the lights that can be removed, like the traditional strings. I know LEDs are more efficient and use less power, but the design is otherwise very similar to the old ones. Are there LED light strings out there that are designed for outdoor use and that will last a long time without half a string going dark at random? If you’ve had good luck with them, and you’ve got a brand name, pass it along!

My boyfriend prefers the LED lights because they do last longer, they use less electricity to run, and don’t heat up the way the old-fashioned ones do. I’ve held out for a while and have kept using the older ones, but I have a feeling next year he’ll get his way and have the LEDs. (My only complaint about them is that they have a different glow to them than the older ones do… They don’t look the same!)

Most of the people I know who use them have raved about them, though. They’ve said they’ve had good experience with them and that they really do save you money on the power bill.

If you’re interested, I’d suggest trying them – if you don’t like them, you can always go back to the old ones next year.

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Blue Chasing LED Christmas Lights, WHITE Wire

July 22nd, 2010 by admin

5mm Conical Wide Angle 8-Function Commercial 70 LED Chasing Christmas Light String, WHITE Wire, 23.7 feet long, 4 in. spacing (Blue) [Requires 9220 Controller or 9221 Power Cord]

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