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  Quote ChrisL1976 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Topic: Responses to Hi
    Posted: 04 Sep 2008 at 3:42pm
I didn't want to clutter up the Hi introduction page with responses, so I'll throw them here since there were some great Intro's.

Pony-god: "So this year I'm giving her 4 ACx16s, 1 Firefly, and a parterage in a pear tree."
64 channels and Firefly the first year.......holy Censored

If I gave my wife a Christmas gift like that, I'd be sleeping with the basement next to my lights. LOL


Slinkard:  "he bet me $1 that I couldn't do it"
I've had a few of those dollar bets, makes you wish you bet more now.....

Bdkeen:  "Along comes D-light into my life. 2 controllers will be enough - yeah Right..  now at 112 channels and holding for 2008 the first year doing this."

I thought Pony-god was crazy with 64 channels and FF the first year...... just the thought of the cord management with that many channels makes my eyes go Wacko

Lights on Logan:  "By the way... doing software development consulting paid a lot better than Aurora does... but Aurora is certainly far more fun!"

We're glad you decided to forgo buying the Ferrari this year and kept driving the 1987 honda civic.  Thumbs%20Up        Seriously, so your making less that the guys at McDonalds, but what other job lets to play with pretty blinky lights all day.  We're all glad you decided to ensure the rest of us would have a stress free Christmas Lighting season....Clap  We all wish you a profitable Christmas lighting season.









Chris

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  Quote bdkeen Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 04 Sep 2008 at 5:57pm
I'm alot better organized with the 112 channels this year than I was with only the 6 channels that Mr. Christmas has! Took me longer to gather up the extension cords last year than taking down all the lights..  I had no clue what I wanted and where I wanted it last year.
I learned alot from Mr. Christmas and from numerous forums.  Besides I'll know where all the cords go LOL... I'll probably start putting up the lights the week before Thanksgiving and the way I have things prep'd don't see any problems with show starting on schedule Thanksgiving night.
 
There's been times that I mock up alot of lights to test things out - my basment looks like a Christmas bomb exploded in it when I do Shocked. My sequences are done, We have 19 musical selections totaling approximately 58 minutes in length.
 
My sequences are availabe on my website should anyone like to have them.
 
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  Quote LightsOnLogan Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 04 Sep 2008 at 6:02pm
Originally posted by ChrisL1976

Lights on Logan:  "By the way... doing software development consulting paid a lot better than Aurora does... but Aurora is certainly far more fun!"

We're glad you decided to forgo buying the Ferrari this year and kept driving the 1987 honda civic.  Thumbs%20Up        Seriously, so your making less that the guys at McDonalds, but what other job lets to play with pretty blinky lights all day.  We're all glad you decided to ensure the rest of us would have a stress free Christmas Lighting season....Clap  We all wish you a profitable Christmas lighting season.
 
Actually its more like a 1990 Suburban... I just paid $105 to fill up today.  Despite it seeming like it runs on liquid gold, I'm happy with my vehicle for now.  My wife keeps hoping for a Lexus though.  Sorry dear.
 
Seriously though, Aurora wouldn't exist without my wife being so caring and patient!
 
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  Quote ChrisL1976 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 04 Sep 2008 at 8:34pm
Originally posted by LightsOnLogan

Actually its more like a 1990 Suburban... I just paid $105 to fill up today.  Despite it seeming like it runs on liquid gold, I'm happy with my vehicle for now.  My wife keeps hoping for a Lexus though.  Sorry dear.
 
Seriously though, Aurora wouldn't exist without my wife being so caring and patient!
 
 
I think we're all putting liquid gold in our vehicles these days.   I think I can speak for most of us here that we all appreciate your wife.  Tell her with her caring and patience, she's helping to give many  wives all over the country a great Christmas Gift.....a happy and stress free lighting season.  Until the Spectrum Player was released mid december last year, I thought my wife was going to kill me and that only helped a little. Ouch.  It looks like with Aurora, that will be avoided....knock on wood....LOL
 
 
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  Quote Pony_God Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 09 Sep 2008 at 8:32am
Originally posted by Jonathan

Like a lot of other folks I started out with a Mr. Christmas unit (2007).
Those things should be illegal! They're gateway drugs!
Fine. You're so smart you rig up the lights.
D-Light users Unite!
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  Quote bdkeen Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 10 Sep 2008 at 2:43pm
Ya want 2 of them? Both even wired for external sound (or fm radio)..  One 20 song model with hyper-speed ability below 32 degrees and the other is 40 song model. The last thing I want is my indoor christmas tree blinking to the music so I won't be using them..  Maybe I can plug up some ground-hog holes with them. Got rid of my boat so I'm no longer in need of anchors.
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  Quote Jonathan Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 10 Sep 2008 at 11:43pm
Here's an idea.  You should wait until everyone in the neighborhood has their lights up, and then find the one neighbor that just drives you absolutely nuts.  Around 2am after their lights have gone off for the night, sneak over to their place with one of those things, plug it in and crack the volume way up, and hide it in the bushes.  Then the next day just sit back, wait for the lights to turn on, and watch the fun begin.  Evil%20Smile
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  Quote Lightupky Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27 Oct 2008 at 5:18pm
I Blame it all on my wife she called me before Turkey day in 2007 from a local mall and said you have to come see this and well it was that dang green box 8 D-Light Ac-16 boxes later im now sitting at my Pc scratching my head and looking at the 40,000 + lights i got after the first of the year going ok this goes here that will fit there  1 10 ft mega tree and 4 arches later lights stacked on the floor im trying to do my sequences and well my wife has now heard  words that she had never heard before and i point at her and say you started this and laugh.
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