[OrwellsGhost-84]

They are in a set of 3 strung together not individually. As you put it one line/one plug.
Yes they can be hung on windows. Inside or outside on a clean pane glass.
They come with 3 suction cup hooks for use.
I don’t see why they can’t be hung outside they are rated indoor/outdoor.
The circular thing you mention is the circuit board/LED driver.
No Santa yet.

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The top window shows last year’s Bow tie version of the led lights hung on the inside facing outward. They offer quite a bit of light. Even with a window tint they will be very visible.


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Thank you very much especially for the visual.

 

[OrwellsGhost-84]

Did you run a regular e26 socket base with it?

I like the flame effect. The light output looks good.

What about cutting out the bottom of the lantern and just placing a battery operated flaming candle?

 

[jalcon9]

What about cutting out the bottom of the lantern and just placing a battery operated flaming candle?

Well that would certainly be easier haha. I just wanted electric and didn't want to worry about changing batteries all season. Plus I doubt a battery operated one would give off near the light.

 

[gcbike]

cold weather is not battery friendly

 

[OrwellsGhost-84]

Has anyone seen these HD "5 ft. Gingerbread Man Outdoor Christmas Holiday Yard Decoration Warm White LED"? They were $189.99 and now on sale for $100.00. I bought two since I have no Gingerbread Men decorations at all. Does anyone have one and can tell me if they are worth it or if I should return them? I do not like the lighting and wish they would have just outlined the decorations with the lights instead of putting them all over.

 

[jalcon9]

cold weather is not battery friendly

That too

 

[JJC]

Alright….thanks to Jalcon9 I’m spending a bit more out of my Christmas budget on modding old Saint Nick 🎅🏽.

What do you say Jalcon9, about 12 ft of lamp cord cable

Got the E26 socket and the lamp cord cable with a polarized end on order. Since I front spot lighted my Santa last year the battery operated lantern light output was a joke so I really like how this mod looks. That way when the timer turns my spot light off this can keep going all night during the season.

 

[JJC]

That too

Or hot 🥵 Yes some of us can still have a couple of days in the 70’s in December. 🏝

 

[jalcon9]

12 feet of lamp cord should be enough. Heres the thing though. You want to make these holes as small as possible through him and won't be able to with that male plug. Familiarize yourself with sp1 (vampire cord). It's a game changer. I think I went through like 150 feet of sp1 wire last year and probably 30 female and 30 male plugs haha. That way you can run the wire through whatever you have to and not put the plug on until it's through. I have to warn you, you will drill lots of holes through Santa, and there is absolutely no easy way to get through the shoulder joint. There is plastic in every direction in that area. And you really can't see what you are drilling through. I finally got through that area, I'm sure the shoulder might be slightly weaker, but it's still plenty good IMO. You could always take the easier route and just have the wire come out bottom of the lantern and tape it to the back of his arms, and down his back...but I was trying for the cleaning install possible with absolutely no wire until it comes out the bottom of his foot. Good luck, it def makes the prop a lot better IMO.

 

[JJC]

I’m going to run it from feet to hand cut ends first not plug end first . I can fish it out. If things do get to complicated I agree I’ll resort to running it on the outside.

 

[gcbike]

I was just thinking about that Bumble ,and mice came to mind,they ate an inflatable snowman last year.All that nice soft bumble fur,so first thing tomorrow I'll be bringing the 2 inner boxes which contain the fur parts to indoors,also those cushy arms

 

[gcbike]

HD here has Christmas up high down the aisles,inline to set up

 

[gcbike]

Just picked up reindeer #2 paint matches and head lines up

 

[JJC]

Well I walked into Lowe’s and who greeted me. The mouse…..

 

[JJC]

They were all setup

 

[JJC]

A couple of nice nutcrackers.

 

[JJC]

They brought back the ceramic faux vintage looking tree. Although this one appears not to be a single piece but still looks very nice.

 

[JJC]

Blow molds galore…..they had a ginger bread guy I did not capture in the pics which looked really nice.

 

[JJC]

I saw the prism decorations. They looked great but the material is a film. So longevity might be an issue. The Noel sign looks really nice and has a great pop to it. From distance you would swear it was glass.

 

[JJC]

They have some nice looking fabric decor but I’ve never been partial to these as they tend to tear after a couple of seasons. The large Santa looks impressive.