Larry
Long Winded Old Fart
I bought 2 sets of real nice LED Christmas lites at WM in the past 2 weeks. I used them to lite about 30 small buildings on my new layout. There was 60 lites on a 15ft cord & the other cord had 30 lites on a 12 ft cord. They are cheap compared to buying seperate lites for each building. One box was $5.95 & the other set was $7.97
I had about every other lite on 1 string that I couln't use because my buildings weren't close enough. The other string I used up all the lites except the last 4 just before the plug.
I'm going to try to use a couple of the spare bulbs in a cpl. of engines for headlites.
I also bought a small pak of tiny LED bulbs that are battery powered that I can make street lites & use those. There's 10 bulbs per string w/the triple A battery pack at a cost of $3.98. I have adjustable 110v. transformers that I use for those.
I'm going to buy a couple more of the LED strings that plug into the wall for some more buildings in the future. There's no heat w/these bulbs like on regular Christmas tree lites. On the 110V. strings they have the resistors built in on each bulb. On the large bulb I drilled a 3/4" hole to insert in each building. On the small bulb I used a 3/8" drill for those.
There's a lot of things that can be done w/these new LED's.
Take advantage of the price & get them while you can. Every year they sell out fast.
Larry
I had about every other lite on 1 string that I couln't use because my buildings weren't close enough. The other string I used up all the lites except the last 4 just before the plug.
I'm going to try to use a couple of the spare bulbs in a cpl. of engines for headlites.
I also bought a small pak of tiny LED bulbs that are battery powered that I can make street lites & use those. There's 10 bulbs per string w/the triple A battery pack at a cost of $3.98. I have adjustable 110v. transformers that I use for those.
I'm going to buy a couple more of the LED strings that plug into the wall for some more buildings in the future. There's no heat w/these bulbs like on regular Christmas tree lites. On the 110V. strings they have the resistors built in on each bulb. On the large bulb I drilled a 3/4" hole to insert in each building. On the small bulb I used a 3/8" drill for those.
There's a lot of things that can be done w/these new LED's.
Take advantage of the price & get them while you can. Every year they sell out fast.
Larry