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Costco had 110v ones for xmas.
Wright: Costco had them for xmas. They were 110VAC. The good thing about them was that they were LED lights. So all you needed was a small inverter.
Wright: Costco had them for xmas. They were 110VAC. The good thing about them was that they were LED lights. So all you needed was a small inverter.
Inverter
Steve is correct the way to go is an inverter. A 400 Watts will do for a few strands of the small bulbs. There are 12V out there on the market but I have only seen them on flea markets and the quality is very poor. A direct connection of the inverter to the battery (no cigarrete lighter plug) will allow the use of more lights.
Steve is correct the way to go is an inverter. A 400 Watts will do for a few strands of the small bulbs. There are 12V out there on the market but I have only seen them on flea markets and the quality is very poor. A direct connection of the inverter to the battery (no cigarrete lighter plug) will allow the use of more lights.
A lot smaller than that for LED.
Benny: One of our fellow Hunter owners using a 75w inverter with a couple of hundred feet of LED lights for a parade. If you use traditional light bulbs you would need a much larger one as you mention.
Benny: One of our fellow Hunter owners using a 75w inverter with a couple of hundred feet of LED lights for a parade. If you use traditional light bulbs you would need a much larger one as you mention.
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