bratpackdad
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Very cool (magnets) I'm going to copy your idea. Pics to follow.
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rz14rt
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Ruppster, yes that will work as you have proven. A good solution for a moderate amount of lights. I am trying to find time to put my lights up and will post pix.
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Hmmm, even the sour grapes neighbors down the road from me might appreciate my Deuce at least temporarily if I lit it up like that.
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wish I thought of that one. we got lazy this year and copied the neighbors
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Lights and Motorgeneraor
Here is a photo of the little motorgenerator I am using to power the Christmas lights on my truck. I plug it into the NATO plug and fasten it down in the bed behind the cab. It makes about 350 watts of 115volts and runs the old outdoor style lights fine. I am stringing them up now and fabricating a wreath form for the grill.
Here is a photo of the little motorgenerator I am using to power the Christmas lights on my truck. I plug it into the NATO plug and fasten it down in the bed behind the cab. It makes about 350 watts of 115volts and runs the old outdoor style lights fine. I am stringing them up now and fabricating a wreath form for the grill.
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nice little generator.