MikeH Posted November 27, 2010 Posted November 27, 2010 I just want to send out a big Thank You to everyone on this Forum. Although I've not posted a question as of yet, I have read a lot of things on this forum that helped me quite a bit. I've even offered a couple of solutions which I've come across through my trials and errors. I ordered a 16 channel LOR in October and went live last Thursday night. Everything went well. I bought my sequences and played around with them, but they're a bit overwhelming yet. I have to say, "I'm Hooked". I'm already thinking about my expansion for next year (is it too early to start). Now I just need to learn how to make a video so I can post.Again, thanks to all who have made this an enjoyable first experience. Oh yea, one other very important thing I learned is that one can never have too many extension cords.MikeH.
Myles Posted November 28, 2010 Posted November 28, 2010 The extension cords thing, Totally true. I had to make like 6 emergency trips to Lowes..
George Simmons Posted November 28, 2010 Posted November 28, 2010 I sometimes think newbies don't believe us about the extension cords. Oh, foolish sequencers are they... And it gets exponentially, not arithmetically, worse as your channel count grows.
JBullard Posted November 28, 2010 Posted November 28, 2010 George Simmons wrote: I sometimes think newbies don't believe us about the extension cords. Oh, foolish sequencers are they... And it gets exponentially, not arithmetically, worse as your channel count grows.or don't believe how much money they will save by buying a 1000 ft roll or two of SPT wire and the vampire plugs and just making their own.
e44ever77573 Posted November 28, 2010 Posted November 28, 2010 Well this is my First year and I went and bought 20 extension cords to start. lucky the yard is small and that was enough. I havent figured out all the sequencing but by next year I will have to get atleast 16 more channels. The helll with the kids college fund HAHA
MikeH Posted November 28, 2010 Author Posted November 28, 2010 E44EVER wrote: Well this is my First year and I went and bought 20 extension cords to start. lucky the yard is small and that was enough. I havent figured out all the sequencing but by next year I will have to get atleast 16 more channels. The helll with the kids college fund HAHAWell, I've already put my kids through college so I can't use that. But I still have their inheritence .MikeH
SLICK Posted November 28, 2010 Posted November 28, 2010 LOL My first year also. Thank god I own an RV dealership. I have a ridiculous amount of extension cords for our RV shows. Although,.......next year I plan on making my own like others do here. I have a lot of 100' extension cords....and a lot of times I don't need that long of a run.Have fun! And Merry Xmas!!!!
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