Recent content by nickfrazz

thanks so much, did you use the standard adhesive on these or did you put better quality tape on. i dont mind if i have to fix it up a few times over a month.

they look cool but i dont think it would work in my situation as the mortar is flush with the brick

hi all im looking to do a string light outline around the windows/doors on the front of my house. ive got a brick house, i was wondering if anyone else has done this as im not sure what i should use to attatch it? i was thinking of putting a nail in each corner into the mortar and the wrapping...

i might have to do that if i lose to them in christmas light competition ahaha ;)

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rU-CS4uGXYE&feature=youtu.be

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hi all pretty much my first year doing christmas lights, ill attach a few photos of what it looks like so far got a few more things coming still. but.. i dont want to sound salty in saying this but the neighbors in the next street over had copied just about everything and done the exact same as...

could you elaborate on the controllers that work with the typical store bought lights? pretty much all my lights have transformers but i would love to put together a show next year.

thanks mate yeah it is just a warm white outline of a deer head

hey mate how did u go about making the arches with rope light?

thank you everyone so ive nailed it down to a 36v dc transformer. where can i get one? bunnings doesnt seem to have anything and i cant really find anythingon google aswell?

thank you heaps mate I’ve attached a few pics of it

the transformer I used was a dc it’s dim and flickering. I’m not all that good with electronics does that mean I need a dc or ac transformer

Doesn’t mention it and it doesn’t really look like it would. I’ve tried a 24v transformer on it. It works just very dim

Hi all I recently purchased this rope light deer head thingy from a garage sale for $5. Got home and realised it doesn’t have a transformer. I’ve added the specs that are on the box, where can I buy one. It’s using a connector I’m not sure of the name but it is the same as you would use for led...