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- Birthday 12/18/1992
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http://www.computerizedchristmas.com
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Location
La Crescenta, California, USA
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Biography
I like christmas lights
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Interests
Christmas
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Occupation
School
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About my display
Lots of lights
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I actually keep mine together and hang it from the rafters in the garage its out of the way for us, but when i took it apart once i put the "coupler" against my waist and pushed the other side of the circle against a wall so i made it an oval and it took the pressure off it enough to pull it apart. -Will
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These are very awsome, i know you ould be able to put me down for quite a few depending on the price. Nice job -Will
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Would something like this work for you? http://www.allelectronics.com/make-a-store/item/MK-44/10-CHANNEL-LIGHT-EFFECT-GENERATOR/-/1.html -Will
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For the number of led's in them i havn't found a better price than kevin sells them for, ive looked around and have always ended up placing my order with kevin. -Will
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HAHA ya one other guy sent me a pm and i was like what? i re read my post and typo haha, ment $1,200 not $12,000. WOOPS:D:giggle: -Will
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I also did the Try For Free, but it seems my order was one of the more expensive here on the thread i was over 12k. -Will
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When i made my 4 arches i started at the end with the drill.
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Wiring Up an LOR Controller to a Socket
Will Richards replied to FandomFilms's topic in Electrical Questions
Good point, that is what i forgot to mention, one thing to do is to take all the grounds and put a terminal connector around them and then hook them to the heat sink so that the outlets are grounded and then the lor board is also grounded. -
Wiring Up an LOR Controller to a Socket
Will Richards replied to FandomFilms's topic in Electrical Questions
Well what you could do with the grounds it just hook them all to the input cable you are using to power the board. -Will -
Even tho iam only 16, that was amazing, i have been one of those people on the side f the road before when a 19 year old guy from my town was lost in iraq about a year or two ago and his dad was a firefighter for la city so his dad also arranged a missing man fly over with 3 of the la city fire helicopters, it was very nice. I got chills while i was watching it one time was when they showed the bill board and the big sign that the people were holding up, iam also training to become a firefighter, and i "like" video's like this honoring the fallen hero's, R.I.P. 343 Rest in Peace SSGT Joh
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Ya, i love using gas it is allot easier and nicer welds (before you clean them) normally when i weld i dont even where long sleve shirts (i should because of the uv...but) and i dont get hit with any slag so i like gas allot more. -Will
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Oh that would be cool to have one near southern california. P.S. This is will who was showing you the push teqnique in the welding class (iam 16) -Will
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So i have one more question about the length, when you have two boards that meet up on the ends what do you do to hold the two boards together? -Will
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I think he is refering to these http://forums.planetchristmas.com/showthread.php?t=24333&highlight=wrap+trees -Will
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WEll said, i would agree to try and read or search for a thread before you ask the question because sometimes the answer is right there. Welcome to pc by the way, -Will