DiyLightAnimation
Hardware => Lynx Aether => Topic started by: Mickpat on July 25, 2011,
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This year I want to hang my Aether under the eaves of the house. The following photos show what I am planning. I used a single conduit clamp and attached it to the house. The design of the handle makes is easy to position and hangs easily in place. To remove, I simply need to side it out from the clamp. (The neighbors were a little concerned when a dragged out the ladder and started hanging lights in July.)
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Very nice and simple. I love it.
Thanks for the tip.
-Paul
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Ahh I wish during the halloween/xmas season my eaves were wooden for nice/simple applications like this, but I have stucco. LOL.
One thing I noted on my installs from "top down" last year is the lack of light throw it provided if to close to the object it was on. I found like a minimum of 2-3 feet for best coverage of the house. I had to bungee secure one up to a limb of a tree myself ;D
Nice idea/work though.
-JS
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That does seem to work well, but isn't a lot of the light "wasted" since it's not aiming directly at the house? It's a great way to keep them dry, though.
I have my Aethers sitting on the ground (we have more rain than snow where I live), and the one to light up my second floor living room window is mounted like this:
Gutter's support members -> Zip Ties -> 12" long 1x4 chunk of rood with 4 drilled holes sitting on top of gutter -> Zip Ties -> Aether