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Battery/solar powered Christmas lights

Mocrie14 · 2010-09-17 12:35:19

This is prob the wrong forum for my question and apologies for mentioning Christmas in Sept :eek: but anyone know where I can get some outdoor 'fairy' lights that are solar or battery powered? Alternatively where can I get a 30 metre+ outdoor extension lead!? Thanks

17-09-2010 12:35pm

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Mocrie14

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This is prob the wrong forum for my question and apologies for mentioning
Christmas in Sept :eek: but anyone know where I can get some outdoor 'fairy' lights that are solar or battery powered? Alternatively where can I get a 30 metre+ outdoor extension lead!?

Thanks

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#2 17-09-2010 4:18pm

Davy

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These are a simple and cheap option, and they actually work. I have the exact set for about 3 years now and still working away. They have most colours to choose from.

Leave them outside in the on position. They will switch off automatically in the daytime, and then come on when it gets dark. http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.5501

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