You could literally make a chart comparing them and if an online listing does not state the branch or light number, skip it. In addition to what others are saying, google up "viral artificial christmas tree." You will see videos of the most popular ones, including that one at Home Depot and another contender at Menards.
A driftwood christmas tree, or sewing a huge pillow shape tree, glue it to a rod on a stand, add buttons to the branch tips, (for ornaments to hang off of) and then just put all your ornaments in those safer clear plastic balls on loops and hang them off the buttons?
Here's how it works: On the website, you can craft your cozy space and get a virtual tree. Invite those special people you care about to add ornaments and messages to the tree, creating a wish list filled with heartfelt messages.
The tree works great, but the “twinkling” setting on it is a bit too bright for my taste. I’m curious if anyone knows if it’s possible to add some sort of dimmer to the tree without modifying what’s already there.
Hi, trying to repair the problematic link which appears to be the color change controller that is a part of a pre-lit christmas tree I picked up. The case has a model number of PDR-015-29V-R with DC 25-29V but Google has not led me to anything useful.
I secure the Christmas tree to the wall with clear wire just in case she climbs it so it doesn’t knock over. give her hunt toys, puzzles, and food at night to keep her zoomy energy focused on other outlets instead of the tree.
Christmas Tree up before Thanksgiving?!? Black Friday is the day I always decorate for Christmas and take down all Fall decor. This year one of my kids suggested we decorate for Christmas now, and I initially said no.
I had the controller on my Costco Christmas tree go bad, missing one function - the one my wife likes. I got to looking around and found that Ace Hardware sells a Celebrations LED Christmas Light Accessory Item no.9016815 |9921981 for about $30, which looks pretty similar to the broken GE one. I know, looks can be deceiving. Anyhow, I ordered one.
The tree is pre-lit and breaks down in to 3 segments. The middle is dimmer than the top and bottom. I do not have qualms about hacking the tree to make the fix. Maybe a step down for the voltage on the top and bottom? Or is stepping up the middle more logical? Tree lighting is DC. Or maybe r/askelectronics r/diyelectronics more appropriate.
