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Old 06-23-2015, 04:12 PM   #21
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Reminds me of a Spielberg movie. Raz
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Old 08-13-2015, 11:11 AM   #23
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Love it! The belly band looks amazing! ...and regarding the underneath set up with remote.... I just installed the same set up on mine last weekend! Thought I was being original, guess not! Still fun though and sure does give it some pop!
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Led decorative lights can be pretty cool in appearance. Solar charged rope lights can be pretty cool particularly multicolored changing LEDs. As for locating your trailer at night there's lots of other options to consider. The one I chose many years ago (8 or 9 years ago) was to put a 4" blue CCFL light inside the trailer. This serves several purposes, the main reason for installation was for a low level light in the middle of the night and not destroy sleep induced night vision. The secondary benefit is windows end up with low level blue light through the curtains which can be seen quit from quit a distance. Other low level lights could do the same thing.

As for seeing critters outside, well, for the past 60 years of camping as teenager on the only critter I've seen in all camping locations is a deer or two and a few chipmunks. In my opinion we as people of the world have way too much fear of the dark. My opinion of backed up by the view of North America from space. Very little dark place left. One never knows there might be fire breathing dragons lurking behind every tree just waiting to gobble you up, they ate all of my ancestors.
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hudman - looks great! Did you go rgb or just single color?
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hudman - looks great! Did you go rgb or just single color?

Thanks! Used only the blue exterior lights underneath and some interior blue strips inside behind the cupboards, all as more of a novelty to get some laughs(and stand out a bit at the campsite, when necessary). Hooked up to a couple of remotes with a variety of fun settings. I have full regular soft white led lights for everything else, inside and out.

I didn't know they had RGB's otherwise I would have grabbed them!


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Thanks! Used only the blue exterior lights underneath and some interior blue strips inside behind the cupboards, all as more of a novelty to get some laughs(and stand out a bit at the campsite, when necessary). Hooked up to a couple of remotes with a variety of fun settings. I have full regular soft white led lights for everything else, inside and out.

I didn't know they had RGB's otherwise I would have grabbed them!


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i have custom made RgB LEDs in their own waterproof housing. RgB helps cause I can actually change the light according to the ground and it makes for an awesome night light.

My kids and their friends love the Uhaul and the lights. All my neighbors alway ask where to buy, how to install, etc etc. So get ready for all the attention!
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