Thread: Christmas lights.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Icicle-Sn...72.m2749.l2649

Just bought these at a great price the 720 ones for £25 delivered, look good but yet to put them up and will cover the house.

Originally Posted by john1

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Icicle-Sn...72.m2749.l2649

Just bought these at a great price the 720 ones for £25 delivered, look good but yet to put them up and will cover the house.

My worse nightmare hahah . Do look good tho mate and cheap aswell

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Originally Posted by anne

JOHNATHAN BATTERY POWERED for you !!!!!!!!

Haha bloody rights and even then I'll be leaving the battery out Haha

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Jesus man . I never gave a second thought about any thing like this before but the more you look the more it opens your eyes to the horrors that are out there . . Save a few pennies with thinner wire and cheaper materials .

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Originally Posted by RS2OOO

so much resistance in the thin cable it takes 150 volts just to light them up:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjdRK72Edes

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personally not a fan of flashing icicles, two people over the road have them, and winter is like being in a constant electrical storm once the street lights get switched off, there's non stop flashing and pulling lights and worse when they go out of sink with the other ones on a facia .

sure I could by black out curtains, but its nice to see stars in bed when the lamposts go off