scodavis Posted April 17, 2016 Share Posted April 17, 2016 Since this is my very first year animating lights, I decided to do a REALLY early setup to see how things would look and to get some photos for my website. Everything was done statically - no controllers. I took photos of nine color combinations and they are now posted to my website, along with some other photos. The lights you see in the photos will be a little different as I borrowed orange and purple lights. Here is a breakdown of what my display entails: 7 features using super strings (white, red, green, blue ziptied together) - lower roof, garage, two windows, bushes, maple tree, and flowerbed outline. 1 pink tree (for my daughter Chloe) which is directly in front of the middle window. 4 agapanthas colored blue (currently lit with purple lights because that is what I was able to borrow). 6 boxleaf eunonymous bushes colored green. 4 rose bushes colored red (currently lit with orange lights because that is what I was able to borrow). 1 bird bath (directly in front of middle window) colored warm white (currently not lit) As it was lit in the photos I am sharing, there are a total of 7,680 LED lights. Power consumption is a mere 500 watts when every single light is on. If I were to leave every light on for four hours a night for 32 nights, my power bill would go up by a whopping $8.96. I LOVE LED LIGHTS! I couldn't believe how brightly lit my house was. Several neighbors commented on the lights and we had several cars slow down to look - which is a good thing because people really speed through our street. Perhaps I should leave my lights up all year - I'm lighting up the community and making my street safer at the same time! I would love to hear your thoughts on my lighting photos. Thanks for looking! http://www.davislights.org/photos.cfm Scott J. Davis 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cdanna77 Posted April 17, 2016 Share Posted April 17, 2016 Very nice. It's gonna look great when jumping to the music. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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