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Christmasaddict
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Low voltage or LED lighting for a snow village
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November 17, 2011, »
My snow village has grown this year to the point where I am not happy to be plugging in 25 or so different 110VAC plugs into extension cords, power strips, etc. Dept 56 has a low voltage device but it is too pricey for my blood. I was thinking about coming up with a low voltage system utilizing LED's and some sort of transformer and/or resister combination to get the required volatge. Has anyone done something like this or have any suggestions to help me move forward?
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combustionmark
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Re: Low voltage or LED lighting for a snow village
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November 18, 2011, »
I would go with led. You could even make it solar powered.
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KeithTarpley
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Re: Low voltage or LED lighting for a snow village
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November 18, 2011, »
Greetings,,,
With some close together buildings, I've used a led string with parts of it in several. You might make short extensions between string parts.
Keith
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therealbigjim
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Re: Low voltage or LED lighting for a snow village
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November 18, 2011, »
Wally World had small light sets (20 LED) and some battery operated sets very cheep.
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