American / British power conversion (was: Favourite xmas lights?)

[Chris W. Millinship]

Modern reproductions generally use 4 watt bulbs so the total load will be 28 watts. Classic vintage sets often used 7 watt bulbs so they would comsume 49 watts.

Bring on the Big Snow! Can`t wait...

[Chris W. Millinship]

For some reason that one double-posted. And I can`t find a Delete button! Sorry `bout that.

 

[Christmas Lamp]

Modern reproductions generally use 4 watt bulbs so the total load will be 28 watts. Classic vintage sets often used 7 watt bulbs so they would comsume 49 watts.

Bring on the Big Snow! Can`t wait...

Thanks Chris 

Too DARN Right re The Snow     

[Christmas Lamp]

Well Guy's I've had an e-mail to say that My Friend has Bought them and they will be sent Out this week, so Now I guess it the Waiting game...

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Chris, Please let me know if you get any of that White Stuff... Thanks

[Chris W. Millinship]

Please let me know if you get any of that White Stuff

Yep, we did. I didn`t think it would do much of anything down here in south east Wales especially this early on in the season, but a half hour of light fluttering this morning just about 0700-0730 made everything look fantastic for a bit. All gone now but there`s always the photos...

[Christmas Lamp]

Thanks for the Pic Chris 
My Light's were sent out on Wednesday According to an e-mail from my Friend...
I'll Let you all Know when they Get Here..

[Christmas Lamp]

  THEIR HERE!!!! 
Pix to Follow, as they will need Re-sizing

[Christmas Lamp]

And More imporantly they LIGHT!!!
I was sent a set of Indoor/Outdoor ones so they are Larger than most others... they are about 14cm from the bottom of the Scocket to the Tip of the tube....