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Here’s a really cool DIY showing you how to make a wine bottle LED lamp!  The cool thing here is the idea, that you can recycle your own empty wine bottles with some LEDs and power to illuminate your livingroom. Great stuff. A simple lamp using an old win bottle and a str ...
With Turkey Day done and Christmas on the way, I’d like to start sharing some Christmas related DIYs and Hacks. You know, just to get everyone in the right mood. So check out this over-the-top way of making all your outside Christmas Lights sync with music: ...
Download latest version of Flash to view video!. Click Here to View in Full Screen Mode DJ Plasma LED Lights will sync to your favorite music simply by plugging into the line-in plug of the device. Features: DJ Plasma Indication Tube ON/OFF power switch Lightning or Music/So ...
Here’s a cool Christmas tree you can play with that is web-enabled! ...
Howstuffworks has a great article on how Christmas Lights work. ...
Ah ha, here’s a good X10 Solution for your Christmas lights. What is X10? It’s a communication via your existing AC power lines. Well this is more complicated the 5 minutes version we made the other day but still good info on X10 Protocol in general. You still h ...
Here’s a clever way of using a rope-type Christmas Light for your bathroom. There a lot more on this site that you should check out on Christmas Lighting howtos. ...
Here’s a cool site explaining in detail how to run your Christmas Lights off a battery or by using a DC-AC converter. When you use a watt of electricity for an hour, that’s a watt-hour, or Wh. An amp of electricity for an hour is an amp-hour, ...
Here’s some solar Christmas lights for those of you starting to decorate your houses and apartments and garages…   You can all help save earth some energy and use cool energy efficient Christmas lights!  After Christmas, you can use the solar cell for your next co ...
I found out which controller can be used to control those cool Christmas videos. These controller cost range from $500 to $800 to control just 16 Christmas Lights.  You might as well build one for less than $150 at these high prices…  But the results might be worth it if ...

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