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Well...we are halfway to Thanksgiving (for those of you who light up on that night).

165 days have gone by this year, and only 164 more till Thanksgiving.

Wow...where has the year gone!!

Are you ready?

Have you started?!?!?!

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166 days before the Saturday after Thanksgiving!! Only 124 before Halloween!!!

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started... well never actually stopped.

Ready, also not even close but who really ever is!

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I'm with Greg, I've never really stopped.
Soon as I bought 3 more controllers I knew I had my work cut out for myself.
Worse thing is I've only figured out what to do with one of them.

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jerryb721 wrote:

Soon as I bought 3 more controllers I knew I had my work cut out for myself.
Worse thing is I've only figured out what to do with one of them.

If you continue to have that problem, I'll be glad to put them to use for ya!!! :P
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jimswinder wrote:

If you continue to have that problem, I'll be glad to put them to use for ya!!! :P

lol, I just knew when I wrote that someone would say it.
(Heck I thinking the same thing when I wrote it.)

Oh don't worry I'll have it figured out before long.
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Hmmmm...

wonder if there's a market out there for Rental Controllers... :cool:

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I was just thinking the other day that I definitely don't have enough time. I just have way to much to do!

2010 "to do list"

Assemble 6 new controllers: Done

Install new 100A sub-panel with 10 new GFI circuits: Done

Purchase and Install "Light Strip" on the roof: Not Completed

New wire frames: Started

Sequencing for 112ch from 16ch: Not Completed or close to it

Build 10 - 6' med-trees with 1000 of each R,G,W lights: Not Started

Crap!!!! turn the clock back, I need more time!!!:shock:

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jimswinder wrote:

Well...we are halfway to Thanksgiving (for those of you who light up on that night).

165 days have gone by this year, and only 164 more till Thanksgiving.

Wow...where has the year gone!!

Are you ready?

Have you started?!?!?!

I know that up here there is one house in Edmonton, Alberta that turns his lights on, on Canada's Thanksgiving day, which is October 11th this year, which is Columbus Day USA.

Now if you guys were to turn your lights on then, then you would be rushing a bit faster.

I wait until December 1st.

I sequence right up until December 24th, that is where shared sequences fit in.

Right now I am working on sequence number 7 and that since January 1st of this year. All new stuff and I am finally adding video to a few sequences.

Since my display is not changing much (except I am adding a 32 channel Marty Fan) my set up will not be to hard.

I started the fan. All I need is red and white 70 count LEDs lights (about 100 strands) total..........should cost $1000.00 CAD at Costco.............and add cords to 4 more controllers.

Finally, touch up last years sequences a bit.
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I've been working since Feb. this is what I"ve done so far.

1. I've built (8) 2 channel mini trees,

2. Built (1) 9 channel light arch.

3. 500' spt2 wire bought

4. 120 vampire ends bought

5. 20 strobes bought

To do:

I've got 2 more arches to build.

Buy and build 3 controllers, and upgrade software. (waiting for sale, Hint Hint...)

program 64 channel sequences for 8 songs.


For now....

I already have ideas for the following year that I probably wont add to this year, unless I get everything done early and somehow come up with some extra money.

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My Done list.

1.



My to do list.

1. Build 5 arches

2. Rebuild my TOT, new element of 9 mini trees in a triangle shape

3. Do new sequences, about 10 or so, maybe more ,maybe less

4. Redo most of last years sequences

5. Hope the new software comes out in time to speed things up. (hint,hint)

6. Edit a bunch of songs I want to use this year.

I'm sure there is more but don't want to think about it right now. Was out in garage thinking how I want to do my arches, looked at thermometer, 97 degrees, went back inside to cool off.

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shfr26 wrote:

Was out in garage thinking how I want to do my arches, looked at thermometer, 97 degrees, went back inside to cool off.

LOL...I was out this weekend working on my Weber tree and it was only in the low 70's and I thought to myself "Sure glad I am doing this now and not the summer when it get's REALLY hot"...

which for Seattle is the 80's!! lol
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Don't rub it in. Heat index about 107, but at least it doesn't snow often.

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shfr26 wrote:

Don't rub it in. Heat index about 107, but at least it doesn't snow often.

That's why I didn't like Gainesville...weather was too boring...

didn't even get the effects of the hurricanes... :)
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