I made the newspaper for my lights

94-302-vert

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Here is the link:

BROOKLYN: Christmas display at 251 Wauregan Road. - Norwich, CT - Norwich Bulletin

 

j_lutter31

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Nice work, that stuff is pretty sweet.....do you have your own fm transmitter for it??

 

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inphiniti

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show off!

 

toyman

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94-302-vert said:

Here is the link:

BROOKLYN: Christmas display at 251 Wauregan Road. - Norwich, CT - Norwich Bulletin

Click to expand...

WOW. Very impressive.

 

OrangeMustangGt

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WOW!! I would love to learn more about how you do that!

If you get a chance, take a picture of your control setup and how you switch the lights

 

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very cool

 

94-302-vert

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I can tell you that I use a program and hardware packcage called light-o-rama (Light-O-Rama. Control lights, music, and special effects.). This year I added 4 of the solder yourself PC board kits. I now have a total of 128 channels.

I have a few vids up on youtube (search for QuietCornerChristmas).

Thanks for the kind words...


So tonight is the last night and it looks like we will raise close to the $1000 we hoped for. We are about $950 right now...

 

Zero Signal

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Dang those controllers aren't cheap! I was starting to think of a setup for next year, but I think it may be out of my ball park.

 

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You only have to buy them once... Basically the software is $100, a controller is $120 (16 channels) and then extension cords and the supporting stuff adds up. I run 2 things through each 100' extension cord but that still means qty=8 $13 extension cords per board I add...