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Most people probably don't think about it much during the busy holiday season but holiday season is a costly time for household utilities. Every little bit counts and LED Christmas lights can make a big difference. or to join in the conversation on Digg. You'll also be able to Digg stories to help promote things you like. Check out the new & improved to add some Digg pizzaz to your day. With newly designed hoodies tees and everything in between there's something for every Digger. © Digg Inc. 2008 — Content posted by Digg users is. DIGG. DIGG IT. DUGG. DIGG THIS. Digg graphics logos designs page headers button icons scripts and other service names are the trademarks of Digg Inc.

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Most people probably don't think about it much during the busy holiday season but holiday season is a costly time for household utilities. Every little bit counts and LED Christmas lights can make a big difference. or to join in the conversation on Digg. You'll also be able to Digg stories to help promote things you like. Check out the new & improved to add some Digg pizzaz to your day. With newly designed hoodies tees and everything in between there's something for every Digger. © Digg Inc. 2008 — Content posted by Digg users is. DIGG. DIGG IT. DUGG. DIGG THIS. Digg graphics logos designs page headers button icons scripts and other service names are the trademarks of Digg Inc.

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As you undergo read my post about crude oil going to US$100/lay ? I am sure every household would go for any opportunity that they can find to save their energy bill especially this year Christmas energy bill. Have you heard of LED Christmas light : ? LED Christmas lights only use 1/10th of the energy that standard incandescent Christmas lights. What is incandescent light bulb ? “The incandescent light bulb (also spelled lightbulb) or incandescent lamp is a source of artificial lighten that works by incandescence. An electrical current passes through a thin filament heating it until it produces light. The enclosing glass bulb prevents the oxygen in air from reaching the hot filament which otherwise would be destroyed rapidly by oxidation. The operating principle of an incandescent lamp is essentially that of blackbody radiation.” These light bulbs are outdated inefficient and expensive for your energy bill. You want to use LED light bulbs because it not only uses 1/10th of the energy incandescent use it lasts 50,000 hours whereas an ordinary incandescent light bulb last only 1500 hours. It is also more durable because it does not contain fragile filament. Incandescent holiday lights : have been around for more than 100 year and i is always wise to check out information to decrease the upcoming Christmas light account ! XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <touch> <strong>

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As you have read my post about crude oil going to US$100/barrel ? I am sure every household would go for any opportunity that they can find to save their energy bill especially this year Christmas energy bill. Have you heard of LED Christmas light : ? LED Christmas lights only use 1/10th of the energy that standard incandescent Christmas lights. What is incandescent light bulb ? “The incandescent light bulb (also spelled lightbulb) or incandescent lamp is a source of artificial light that works by incandescence. An electrical current passes through a thin filament heating it until it produces light. The enclosing glass bulb prevents the oxygen in air from reaching the hot filament which otherwise would be destroyed rapidly by oxidation. The operating principle of an incandescent lamp is essentially that of blackbody radiation.” These light bulbs are outdated inefficient and expensive for your energy bill. You want to use LED light bulbs because it not only uses 1/10th of the energy incandescent use it lasts 50,000 hours whereas an ordinary incandescent light bulb last only 1500 hours. It is also more durable because it does not contain fragile filament. Incandescent holiday lights : have been around for more than 100 year and i is always wise to check out information to reduce the upcoming Christmas light bill ! XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <code> <em> <i> <touch> <strong>

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As you have read my post about crude oil going to US$100/barrel ? I am sure every household would go for any opportunity that they can find to save their energy bill especially this year Christmas energy account. Have you heard of LED Christmas light : ? LED Christmas lights only use 1/10th of the energy that standard incandescent Christmas lights. What is incandescent light bulb ? “The incandescent light bulb (also spelled lightbulb) or incandescent lamp is a source of artificial lighten that works by incandescence. An electrical current passes through a thin filament heating it until it produces light. The enclosing glass bulb prevents the oxygen in air from reaching the hot filament which otherwise would be destroyed rapidly by oxidation. The operating principle of an incandescent lamp is essentially that of blackbody radiation.” These light bulbs are outdated inefficient and expensive for your energy bill. You want to use LED light bulbs because it not only uses 1/10th of the energy incandescent use it lasts 50,000 hours whereas an ordinary incandescent light bulb last only 1500 hours. It is also more durable because it does not contain fragile filament. Incandescent holiday lights : have been around for more than 100 year and i is always wise to check out information to reduce the upcoming Christmas lighten bill ! XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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As you have read my post about crude oil going to US$100/barrel ? I am sure every household would go for any opportunity that they can find to save their energy bill especially this year Christmas energy bill. Have you heard of LED Christmas light : ? LED Christmas lights only use 1/10th of the energy that standard incandescent Christmas lights. What is incandescent light bulb ? “The incandescent lighten bulb (also spelled lightbulb) or incandescent lamp is a source of artificial light that works by incandescence. An electrical current passes through a thin filament heating it until it produces light. The enclosing glass bulb prevents the oxygen in air from reaching the hot filament which otherwise would be destroyed rapidly by oxidation. The operating principle of an incandescent lamp is essentially that of blackbody radiation.” These light bulbs are outdated inefficient and expensive for your energy bill. You be to use LED light bulbs because it not only uses 1/10th of the energy incandescent use it lasts 50,000 hours whereas an ordinary incandescent lighten bulb last only 1500 hours. It is also more durable because it does not contain fragile filament. Incandescent holiday lights : have been around for more than 100 year and i is always wise to check out information to reduce the upcoming Christmas light bill ! XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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that time of year when we pull out the knotted strands of holiday lights and get them prepped to twinkle--unless you were organized last year with or. Should you find them not in working request consider buying LED ones which undergo finally reached the point of development that allows them to work optimally and look great. Personally we're partial to white lights but colors and multi-colored strands are also available. When we were researching options for this post we found that most of them don't appear to be in stock for on-line ordering so if you find them in store or on-line please let us know in the comments. The best most available option are the which we've pictured above the jump. Target is selling them for $10/60 light strand. And considering the life continue of LEDs this is a reasonable investment in a greener longer-lasting option. At first being sort of purists about the lights that go on our Christmas tree we didn't like the textured nature of the lights. However some reading on the internet proved that this is a good thing because it diffuses the light all around allowing for brightness to remain the same or similar depending on the angle of view. If it didn't undergo that it would be brightest when viewing directly ahead and would dim pretty significantly when not viewing it straight on. PS deliver your cover towel tubes and this year you can be organized for next year when you're putting away your strands of lights! Hobby Lobby had plain LED strings for ~$10 approve in October though this won't do the urbanites any good. posted by on 2007-11-16 09:35:52view wende in phoenix's Benco in Minnesota (not that AT cares) is giving utlities credit for anyone who not only shows a communicate of LED xmas lights but hands in their own 'bulb strings'. Cool. color and Cuts Electricity bill.... go the color rabbit... The price is still a bit center but given that the bulbs aren't likely to destroy out during your lifetime you should get many years of them. I like the pretty colors... A lot! Especially the cool white very snowy and wintery. We have sent an email to the address you registered with for verification purposes. Please use the link in the verification email to activate your account. {if ! catch}{if comment anonymouse == adjust}posted by {if comment url}{/if} on ${comment mention_go out|html}{else}posted by on ${comment comment_date|html}view ${comment check_name}'s {/if}{else}Preview...{/if}

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that measure of year when we pull out the knotted strands of pass lights and get them prepped to twinkle--unless you were organized measure year with or. Should you sight them not in working request consider buying LED ones which have finally reached the point of development that allows them to work optimally and be great. Personally we're partial to color lights but colors and multi-colored strands are also available. When we were researching options for this post we found that most of them don't appear to be in have for on-line ordering so if you find them in store or on-line please let us know in the comments. The beat most available option are the which we've pictured above the jump. Target is selling them for $10/60 light strand. And considering the life span of LEDs this is a reasonable investment in a greener longer-lasting option. At first being sort of purists about the lights that go on our Christmas tree we didn't like the textured nature of the lights. However some reading on the internet proved that this is a good thing because it diffuses the light all around allowing for brightness to remain the same or similar depending on the angle of believe. If it didn't undergo that it would be brightest when viewing directly ahead and would dim pretty significantly when not viewing it straight on. PS Save your paper pass over tubes and this year you can be organized for next year when you're putting away your strands of lights! Hobby Lobby had plain LED strings for ~$10 back in October though this won't do the urbanites any good. posted by on 2007-11-16 09:35:52view wende in phoenix's Benco in Minnesota (not that AT cares) is giving utlities credit for anyone who not only shows a receipt of LED xmas lights but hands in their own 'bulb strings'. Cool. Green and Cuts Electricity bill.... follow the white rabbit... The determine is still a bit steep but given that the bulbs aren't likely to burn out during your lifetime you should get many years of them. I like the pretty colors... A lot! Especially the cool white very snowy and wintery. We undergo sent an email to the address you registered with for verification purposes. Please use the link in the verification email to initiate your be. {if ! preview}{if comment anonymouse == true}posted by {if comment url}{/if} on ${comment comment_go out|html}{else}posted by on ${comment comment_date|html}view ${comment check_name}'s {/if}{else}Preview...{/if}

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Costco got their Christmas displays set up when I checked today. LED lights are $7.39 for the larger sized bulbs. 100 bulbs per arrange. The smaller bulbs are $8.99 per 100. Both prices consider a $2 coupon savings. This is the cheapest I've seen anywhere so far. measure to change by reversal from the incandescents for me! Quick Summary #################### analyse ######################Alright guys. here's an modify1) The box on Costco's C6 multicolored bulbs says they take 4 watts. I just tested them using a Kill-a-watt AND a UPM EM100. Kill-A-Watt: 2 wattsUPM EM100: 2 watts > sometimes at 3 watts > returning to 2 watts2) The box on Costco's MINI multicolored bulbs says they act 4 watts. I just tested them using a Kill-a-watt. Here are the results:Kill-A-Watt: 2-3 watts (3 watts sometimes > 2)3) The box on Costco's MINI *WHITE* bulbs says they take *8* watts. I just tested them using a Kill-a-watt. Here are the results:Kill-A-Watt: 3-4 watts (straight 2 watts)My favorite is the C6 bulbs. Overall the beat performance best price with the least electricity. There you have it. A rundown of all of Costco's LED bulbs. Personally. I'm not a fan of the mini whites. The mini colored are OK but the colored C6s are my favorite.############################################### Message edited by: stisev on 2007-11-08 01:18:26 CST Costco got their Christmas displays set up when I checked today. LED lights are $7.39 for the larger sized bulbs. 100 bulbs per string. The smaller bulbs are $8.99 per 100. Both prices consider a $2 coupon savings. This is the cheapest I've seen anywhere so far. Time to change by reversal from the incandescents for me! LED Cristmas lights are pretty alter. Unlike conventional lights where the entire piece is the 'bulb' and has a filament inside on LED lights the 'bulb' is on the string itself and there's just a big plastic piece that gets lit up by it. The advantages besides less cater/heat etc visually is that the entire plastic piece gets lit relatively evenly as opposed to regular lights where you can see the filament glowing at the furnish of the bulb and the top doesn't get lit really. LED christmas lights look almost 'surreal' when you see them. I paid 10 each for 65ct 22' C6 Sylvania strings at that I've been happy with so far. I'm not sure that the 'larger' in OP post refers to in terms of bulb coat with LED lights you usually get the ones that are the coat of conventional minilights then you get ones that are ball shaped and a little bigger then you go up into the C6/C7 and above sizes. If this is for C6/C7 ones then that is a good price if the lighted length is enough for you. I've seen a few places desire Sams unify also selling snowflake shaped lights or large plastic snowflakes that undergo LED lights that act involuntarily in patterns inside them. Usually those are lit with color and color LEDs. Ironically Sam's Club and domiciliate Depot didn't have very good prices on LED light sets compared to even itself. some leds will have a problem fading if these do cerebrate one string of regular mini lights along with the ledshere is a great source of info of led Christmas lights go to forumsplanetchristmas com you have to register to see the led forums LED's are capable of being dimmed. I've dimmed mine with an X10 module as come up as on an electronic project remove. LED's can run at any voltage that's at or lower than their specifications without problems. Fluorescents have problems with dimming because they use electronic circuits that hesitate and boost the output cater to the tube to high voltage to alter it glow. LED's don't be that. LED's however do have a different cater usage than incandescent bulbs so they may dim earlier or later than a string of incandescent bulbs if plugged into the same dimmer. This makes that firemans invention on that show obsolete since these LED xmas lights will never be a blast hazard due to hot bulbs igniting dry tree leaves/needles/branches. Haha i betcha he didn't see this coming! By next xmas i undergo a feeling these ordain be the only type of xmas lights /aim sells. This makes that firemans invention on that show obsolete since these LED xmas lights ordain never be a blast speculate due to hot bulbs igniting dry tree leaves/needles/branches. Haha i betcha he didn't see this coming! By next xmas i undergo a feeling these ordain be the only type of xmas lights /target sells. I find them less bright than normal lights. Normal lights also emit from any go. LED lights tend to be brightest from the front. Yes they use less power and don't get as warm but for things like a channelise regular lights still look better. This makes that firemans invention on that show obsolete since these LED xmas lights will never be a blast hazard due to hot bulbs igniting dry tree leaves/needles/branches. Haha i betcha he didn't see this coming! By next xmas i undergo a feeling these will be the only type of xmas lights /target sells. While the lights can't set things on fire from the heat and there isn't an change state socket to short.... the wires themselves and the bottom of the sockets can just as easily change state frayed if you displace them along something so they can still be a fire hazard. Actually they now undergo white LED's with different color temperatures the ones I saw last Christmas had a nice change white alter like normal lights undergo. I can't say if the Costco ones are like this or not best to go analyse them out in person. the larger ones are billed as C6 equivalents but they're not quite as big as conventional C6s. I don't desire that LEDs aren't as bright as incandescents either but then again the paint from the bulb never flakes and I can use 3x as many bulbs since the be is 1/9 that of incandescents. So.. much more lights much brighter total much less cater be only problem to date has been cost and now costco has solved that the C6 ones look exactly like these:http://www. com/Christmas-Multi-Colored-Light-String-Green/dp/B000KJ42LE/ref=pd_bbs_sr_2/103-9426523-4738252?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1193855936&sr=8-2except 100 per string of cover. the larger ones are billed as C6 equivalents but they're not quite as big as conventional C6s. I don't desire that LEDs aren't as bright as incandescents either but then again the paint from the bulb never flakes and I can use 3x as many bulbs since the be is 1/9 that of incandescents. So.. much more lights much brighter total much less cater be only problem to date has been cost and now costco has solved that I'm not sure where the 1/9 comes from but I did notice that C6/C7 LED lights don't seem that much different in be compared to regular C6/C7 ones. The mini LEd light sets are a lot more expensive than cheapo regular minilight sets though. I think it comes down to the fact that regular C6 bulbs themselves are more costly than a minibulb but a lot of LED C6 light sets are probably using the same LED bulbs as miniLED sets with just bigger plastic pieces attached. If that's the inspect then the LED ones probably ordain be dimmer the bigger you get although the plastic 'bulb' will be more evenly lit than a conventional bulb. Disclaimer: By providing links to other sites. 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Costco got their Christmas displays set up when I checked today. LED lights are $7.39 for the larger sized bulbs. 100 bulbs per string. The smaller bulbs are $8.99 per 100. Both prices include a $2 coupon savings. This is the cheapest I've seen anywhere so far. measure to change by reversal from the incandescents for me! Quick Summary #################### analyse ######################Alright guys. here's an update1) The box on Costco's C6 multicolored bulbs says they take 4 watts. I just tested them using a Kill-a-watt AND a UPM EM100. Kill-A-Watt: 2 wattsUPM EM100: 2 watts > sometimes at 3 watts > returning to 2 watts2) The box on Costco's MINI multicolored bulbs says they take 4 watts. I just tested them using a Kill-a-watt. Here are the results:Kill-A-Watt: 2-3 watts (3 watts sometimes > 2)3) The box on Costco's MINI *color* bulbs says they take *8* watts. I just tested them using a Kill-a-watt. Here are the results:Kill-A-Watt: 3-4 watts (straight 2 watts)My favorite is the C6 bulbs. Overall the best performance best price with the least electricity. There you have it. A rundown of all of Costco's LED bulbs. Personally. I'm not a fan of the mini whites. The mini colored are OK but the colored C6s are my favorite.############################################### Message edited by: stisev on 2007-11-08 01:18:26 CST Costco got their Christmas displays set up when I checked today. LED lights are $7.39 for the larger sized bulbs. 100 bulbs per string. The smaller bulbs are $8.99 per 100. Both prices consider a $2 coupon savings. This is the cheapest I've seen anywhere so far. Time to change by reversal from the incandescents for me! LED Cristmas lights are pretty alter. Unlike conventional lights where the entire conjoin is the 'bulb' and has a filament inside on LED lights the 'bulb' is on the arrange itself and there's just a big plastic conjoin that gets lit up by it. The advantages besides less power/heat etc visually is that the entire plastic piece gets lit relatively evenly as opposed to regular lights where you can see the filament glowing at the furnish of the bulb and the top doesn't get lit really. LED christmas lights look almost 'surreal' when you see them. I paid 10 each for 65ct 22' C6 Sylvania strings at that I've been happy with so far. I'm not sure that the 'larger' in OP affix refers to in terms of bulb size with LED lights you usually get the ones that are the coat of conventional minilights then you get ones that are ball shaped and a little bigger then you go up into the C6/C7 and above sizes. If this is for C6/C7 ones then that is a good price if the lighted length is enough for you. I've seen a few places desire Sams club also selling snowflake shaped lights or large plastic snowflakes that have LED lights that act involuntarily in patterns inside them. Usually those are lit with blue and color LEDs. Ironically Sam's Club and Home Depot didn't undergo very good prices on LED lighten sets compared to even itself. some leds ordain have a problem fading if these do cerebrate one arrange of regular mini lights along with the ledshere is a great source of info of led Christmas lights go to forumsplanetchristmas com you have to enter to see the led forums LED's are capable of being dimmed. I've dimmed mine with an X10 module as well as on an electronic project remove. LED's can run at any voltage that's at or lower than their specifications without problems. Fluorescents have problems with dimming because they use electronic circuits that oscillate and bring up the create cater to the furnish to high voltage to make it glow. LED's don't need that. LED's however do have a different cater usage than incandescent bulbs so they may dim earlier or later than a arrange of incandescent bulbs if plugged into the same dimmer. This makes that firemans invention on that show obsolete since these LED xmas lights will never be a blast speculate due to hot bulbs igniting dry channelise leaves/needles/branches. Haha i betcha he didn't see this coming! By next xmas i have a feeling these will be the only type of xmas lights /target sells. This makes that firemans invention on that show obsolete since these LED xmas lights will never be a blast hazard due to hot bulbs igniting dry tree leaves/needles/branches. Haha i betcha he didn't see this coming! By next xmas i have a feeling these ordain be the only type of xmas lights /target sells. I find them less bright than normal lights. Normal lights also shine from any go. LED lights be to be brightest from the front. Yes they use less power and don't get as warm but for things desire a tree regular lights still look exceed. This makes that firemans invention on that show obsolete since these LED xmas lights ordain never be a blast speculate due to hot bulbs igniting dry tree leaves/needles/branches. Haha i betcha he didn't see this coming! By next xmas i undergo a feeling these ordain be the only write of xmas lights /target sells. While the lights can't set things on fire from the alter and there isn't an open socket to short.... the wires themselves and the bottom of the sockets can just as easily change state frayed if you pull them along something so they can comfort be a fire hazard. Actually they now undergo color LED's with different color temperatures the ones I saw last Christmas had a nice warm white color like normal lights undergo. I can't say if the Costco ones are like this or not beat to go analyse them out in person. the larger ones are billed as C6 equivalents but they're not quite as big as conventional C6s. I don't desire that LEDs aren't as bright as incandescents either but then again the create from the bulb never flakes and I can use 3x as many bulbs since the be is 1/9 that of incandescents. So.. much more lights much brighter be much less power total only problem to go out has been cost and now costco has solved that the C6 ones look exactly like these:http://www. com/Christmas-Multi-Colored-Light-String-Green/dp/B000KJ42LE/ref=pd_bbs_sr_2/103-9426523-4738252?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1193855936&sr=8-2except 100 per string of course. the larger ones are billed as C6 equivalents but they're not quite as big as conventional C6s. I don't like that LEDs aren't as bright as incandescents either but then again the paint from the bulb never flakes and I can use 3x as many bulbs since the cost is 1/9 that of incandescents. So.. much more lights much brighter total much less cater be only problem to go out has been cost and now costco has solved that I'm not sure where the 1/9 comes from but I did notice that C6/C7 LED lights don't seem that much different in cost compared to regular C6/C7 ones. The mini LEd light sets are a lot more expensive than cheapo regular minilight sets though. I think it comes drink to the fact that regular C6 bulbs themselves are more costly than a minibulb but a lot of LED C6 light sets are probably using the same LED bulbs as miniLED sets with just bigger plastic pieces attached. If that's the case then the LED ones probably will seem dimmer the bigger you get although the plastic 'bulb' will be more evenly lit than a conventional bulb. Disclaimer: By providing links to other sites. 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Costco got their Christmas displays set up when I checked today. LED lights are $7.39 for the larger sized bulbs. 100 bulbs per string. The smaller bulbs are $8.99 per 100. Both prices consider a $2 coupon savings. This is the cheapest I've seen anywhere so far. measure to switch from the incandescents for me! Quick Summary #################### REVIEW ######################Alright guys. here's an modify1) The box on Costco's C6 multicolored bulbs says they act 4 watts. I just tested them using a Kill-a-watt AND a UPM EM100. Kill-A-Watt: 2 wattsUPM EM100: 2 watts > sometimes at 3 watts > returning to 2 watts2) The box on Costco's MINI multicolored bulbs says they act 4 watts. I just tested them using a Kill-a-watt. Here are the results:Kill-A-Watt: 2-3 watts (3 watts sometimes > 2)3) The box on Costco's MINI *WHITE* bulbs says they take *8* watts. I just tested them using a Kill-a-watt. Here are the results:Kill-A-Watt: 3-4 watts (straight 2 watts)My favorite is the C6 bulbs. Overall the best performance best price with the least electricity. There you have it. A rundown of all of Costco's LED bulbs. Personally. I'm not a fan of the mini whites. The mini colored are OK but the colored C6s are my favorite.############################################### communicate edited by: stisev on 2007-11-08 01:18:26 CST Costco got their Christmas displays set up when I checked today. LED lights are $7.39 for the larger sized bulbs. 100 bulbs per arrange. The smaller bulbs are $8.99 per 100. Both prices include a $2 coupon savings. This is the cheapest I've seen anywhere so far. measure to switch from the incandescents for me! LED Cristmas lights are pretty cool. Unlike conventional lights where the entire conjoin is the 'bulb' and has a filament inside on LED lights the 'bulb' is on the arrange itself and there's just a big plastic piece that gets lit up by it. The advantages besides less power/alter etc visually is that the entire plastic piece gets lit relatively evenly as opposed to regular lights where you can see the filament glowing at the bottom of the bulb and the top doesn't get lit really. LED christmas lights look almost 'surreal' when you see them. I paid 10 each for 65ct 22' C6 Sylvania strings at that I've been happy with so far. I'm not sure that the 'larger' in OP affix refers to in terms of bulb size with LED lights you usually get the ones that are the coat of conventional minilights then you get ones that are roll shaped and a little bigger then you go up into the C6/C7 and above sizes. If this is for C6/C7 ones then that is a good determine if the lighted length is enough for you. I've seen a few places like Sams club also selling snowflake shaped lights or large plastic snowflakes that have LED lights that act involuntarily in patterns inside them. Usually those are lit with blue and color LEDs. Ironically Sam's Club and Home Depot didn't have very good prices on LED light sets compared to even itself. some leds will have a problem fading if these do connect one string of regular mini lights along with the ledshere is a great source of info of led Christmas lights go to forumsplanetchristmas com you have to enter to see the led forums LED's are capable of being dimmed. I've dimmed mine with an X10 module as come up as on an electronic project remove. LED's can run at any voltage that's at or lower than their specifications without problems. Fluorescents undergo problems with dimming because they use electronic circuits that hesitate and boost the output cater to the tube to high voltage to make it radiate. LED's don't be that. LED's however do have a different cater usage than incandescent bulbs so they may dim earlier or later than a string of incandescent bulbs if plugged into the same dimmer. This makes that firemans invention on that show obsolete since these LED xmas lights will never be a blast hazard due to hot bulbs igniting dry channelise leaves/needles/branches. Haha i betcha he didn't see this coming! By next xmas i undergo a feeling these ordain be the only type of xmas lights /target sells. This makes that firemans invention on that show obsolete since these LED xmas lights will never be a fire speculate due to hot bulbs igniting dry tree leaves/needles/branches. Haha i betcha he didn't see this coming! By next xmas i undergo a feeling these ordain be the only type of xmas lights /target sells. I find them less bright than normal lights. Normal lights also emit from any angle. LED lights be to be brightest from the lie. Yes they use less power and don't get as warm but for things desire a channelise regular lights still be exceed. This makes that firemans invention on that show obsolete since these LED xmas lights will never be a fire speculate due to hot bulbs igniting dry channelise leaves/needles/branches. Haha i betcha he didn't see this coming! By next xmas i have a feeling these will be the only type of xmas lights /target sells. While the lights can't set things on fire from the heat and there isn't an open socket to short.... the wires themselves and the furnish of the sockets can just as easily become frayed if you displace them along something so they can still be a blast hazard. Actually they now have white LED's with different alter temperatures the ones I saw last Christmas had a nice change white alter desire normal lights undergo. I can't say if the Costco ones are like this or not best to go check them out in person. the larger ones are billed as C6 equivalents but they're not quite as big as conventional C6s. I don't like that LEDs aren't as bright as incandescents either but then again the paint from the bulb never flakes and I can use 3x as many bulbs since the cost is 1/9 that of incandescents. So.. much more lights much brighter be much less power be only problem to date has been cost and now costco has solved that the C6 ones look exactly desire these:http://www. com/Christmas-Multi-Colored-Light-String-Green/dp/B000KJ42LE/ref=pd_bbs_sr_2/103-9426523-4738252?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1193855936&sr=8-2except 100 per string of cover. the larger ones are billed as C6 equivalents but they're not quite as big as conventional C6s. I don't desire that LEDs aren't as bright as incandescents either but then again the create from the bulb never flakes and I can use 3x as many bulbs since the be is 1/9 that of incandescents. So.. much more lights much brighter be much less cater total only problem to go out has been cost and now costco has solved that I'm not sure where the 1/9 comes from but I did sight that C6/C7 LED lights don't be that much different in be compared to regular C6/C7 ones. The mini LEd light sets are a lot more expensive than cheapo regular minilight sets though. I think it comes down to the fact that regular C6 bulbs themselves are more costly than a minibulb but a lot of LED C6 lighten sets are probably using the same LED bulbs as miniLED sets with just bigger plastic pieces attached. If that's the inspect then the LED ones probably ordain seem dimmer the bigger you get although the plastic 'bulb' ordain be more evenly lit than a conventional bulb. Disclaimer: By providing links to other sites. 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Costco got their Christmas displays set up when I checked today. LED lights are $7.39 for the larger sized bulbs. 100 bulbs per string. The smaller bulbs are $8.99 per 100. Both prices include a $2 coupon savings. This is the cheapest I've seen anywhere so far. Time to switch from the incandescents for me! Quick Summary #################### analyse ######################Alright guys. here's an update1) The box on Costco's C6 multicolored bulbs says they take 4 watts. I just tested them using a Kill-a-watt AND a UPM EM100. Kill-A-Watt: 2 wattsUPM EM100: 2 watts > sometimes at 3 watts > returning to 2 watts2) The box on Costco's MINI multicolored bulbs says they take 4 watts. I just tested them using a Kill-a-watt. Here are the results:Kill-A-Watt: 2-3 watts (3 watts sometimes > 2)3) The box on Costco's MINI *WHITE* bulbs says they act *8* watts. I just tested them using a Kill-a-watt. Here are the results:Kill-A-Watt: 3-4 watts (straight 2 watts)My favorite is the C6 bulbs. Overall the best performance best determine with the least electricity. There you have it. A rundown of all of Costco's LED bulbs. Personally. I'm not a fan of the mini whites. The mini colored are OK but the colored C6s are my favorite.############################################### communicate edited by: stisev on 2007-11-08 01:18:26 CST Costco got their Christmas displays set up when I checked today. LED lights are $7.39 for the larger sized bulbs. 100 bulbs per string. The smaller bulbs are $8.99 per 100. Both prices include a $2 coupon savings. This is the cheapest I've seen anywhere so far. Time to switch from the incandescents for me! LED Cristmas lights are pretty cool. Unlike conventional lights where the entire piece is the 'bulb' and has a filament inside on LED lights the 'bulb' is on the string itself and there's just a big plastic piece that gets lit up by it. The advantages besides less cater/alter etc visually is that the entire plastic conjoin gets lit relatively evenly as opposed to regular lights where you can see the filament glowing at the bottom of the bulb and the top doesn't get lit really. LED christmas lights be almost 'surreal' when you see them. I paid 10 each for 65ct 22' C6 Sylvania strings at that I've been happy with so far. I'm not sure that the 'larger' in OP post refers to in terms of bulb coat with LED lights you usually get the ones that are the size of conventional minilights then you get ones that are ball shaped and a little bigger then you step up into the C6/C7 and above sizes. If this is for C6/C7 ones then that is a good price if the lighted length is enough for you. I've seen a few places desire Sams club also selling snowflake shaped lights or large plastic snowflakes that undergo LED lights that blink in patterns inside them. Usually those are lit with blue and white LEDs. Ironically Sam's unify and domiciliate Depot didn't undergo very good prices on LED lighten sets compared to change surface itself. some leds ordain have a problem fading if these do connect one arrange of regular mini lights along with the ledshere is a great source of info of led Christmas lights go to forumsplanetchristmas com you have to register to see the led forums LED's are capable of being dimmed. I've dimmed exploit with an X10 module as well as on an electronic communicate bench. LED's can run at any voltage that's at or displace than their specifications without problems. Fluorescents undergo problems with dimming because they use electronic circuits that oscillate and boost the output power to the tube to high voltage to make it radiate. LED's don't be that. LED's however do have a different cater usage than incandescent bulbs so they may dim earlier or later than a string of incandescent bulbs if plugged into the same dimmer. This makes that firemans invention on that show obsolete since these LED xmas lights will never be a blast hazard due to hot bulbs igniting dry tree leaves/needles/branches. Haha i betcha he didn't see this coming! By next xmas i undergo a feeling these will be the only type of xmas lights /aim sells. This makes that firemans invention on that show obsolete since these LED xmas lights ordain never be a fire hazard due to hot bulbs igniting dry tree leaves/needles/branches. Haha i betcha he didn't see this coming! By next xmas i undergo a feeling these ordain be the only type of xmas lights /target sells. I find them less bright than normal lights. Normal lights also shine from any angle. LED lights be to be brightest from the front. Yes they use less cater and don't get as change but for things desire a tree regular lights still look exceed. This makes that firemans invention on that show obsolete since these LED xmas lights ordain never be a fire hazard due to hot bulbs igniting dry channelise leaves/needles/branches. Haha i betcha he didn't see this coming! By next xmas i undergo a feeling these ordain be the only type of xmas lights /target sells. While the lights can't set things on fire from the heat and there isn't an open socket to short.... the wires themselves and the furnish of the sockets can just as easily change state frayed if you pull them along something so they can still be a fire hazard. Actually they now undergo white LED's with different color temperatures the ones I saw last Christmas had a nice change white color like normal lights undergo. I can't say if the Costco ones are like this or not best to go check them out in person. the larger ones are billed as C6 equivalents but they're not quite as big as conventional C6s. I don't like that LEDs aren't as bright as incandescents either but then again the paint from the bulb never flakes and I can use 3x as many bulbs since the cost is 1/9 that of incandescents. So.. much more lights much brighter total much less cater total only problem to date has been cost and now costco has solved that the C6 ones look exactly like these:http://www. com/Christmas-Multi-Colored-Light-String-Green/dp/B000KJ42LE/ref=pd_bbs_sr_2/103-9426523-4738252?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1193855936&sr=8-2object 100 per string of cover. the larger ones are billed as C6 equivalents but they're not quite as big as conventional C6s. I don't desire that LEDs aren't as bright as incandescents either but then again the paint from the bulb never flakes and I can use 3x as many bulbs since the be is 1/9 that of incandescents. So.. much more lights much brighter be much less power total only problem to date has been cost and now costco has solved that I'm not sure where the 1/9 comes from but I did notice that C6/C7 LED lights don't be that much different in be compared to regular C6/C7 ones. The mini LEd lighten sets are a lot more expensive than cheapo regular minilight sets though. I think it comes down to the fact that regular C6 bulbs themselves are more costly than a minibulb but a lot of LED C6 light sets are probably using the same LED bulbs as miniLED sets with just bigger plastic pieces attached. If that's the case then the LED ones probably ordain seem dimmer the bigger you get although the plastic 'bulb' will be more evenly lit than a conventional bulb. Disclaimer: By providing links to other sites. 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There haven’t been too many replies to our which leads me to believe businesses and homeowners aren’t entirely sure how to spread pass cheer with sparkling lights an do it in an eco-friendly way. So here’s how. The Long Island Power Authority today said populate should purchase energy-efficient which use less energy than the standard strands. Also. LIPA said it ordain rebate customers $2 for each LED strand. LED holiday lights use significantly less electricity than traditional incandescent bulbs. For example the energy be of lighting 600 LED bulbs five hours per day for 30 days is approximately 56 cents. By comparison the same be of incandescent bulbs utilized over the same period of measure would use almost $23 of electricity. LED holiday lights are available in a wide be of styles and colors and can be purchased in strings from 50 to 250 bulbs. LED’s are simply tiny light bulbs that fit easily into an electric go. Unlike ordinary incandescent bulbs they do not undergo a filament that ordain destroy out and they do not get hot. They are illuminated solely by the movement of electrons in a semiconductor material. LED’s are also easy to use. Up to 25 strings of LED lights can be strung together without overloading the typical household go. In addition. LED lighting will save energy for years to come. LED’s can measure between 50,000 and 100,000 hours whereas conventional incandescent lighten bulbs have a lifespan of around 1,500 hours. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q have in mind=""> <strike> <strong>

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