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2020-04-09T01:25:28Z

Display Components

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	===Display Components===		===Display Components===
	Mark the display item itself, or use garden plant markers to label where ~~a string of lights~~ goes, which end of the item goes to the North, etc.		Mark the display item itself, or use garden plant markers to label where each light display goes, which end of the item goes to the North, etc.

	<div><ul>		<div><ul>

2020-04-09T01:23:55Z

Labeling

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	===Circuits===		===Circuits===
	Anything that plugs in or is connected needs a label.		Anything that plugs in or is connected needs a label.
	Use Ideal® or Klein® adhesive labels - they have excellent adhesive and weather resistant qualities.		Use Ideal® or Klein® adhesive wire labels - they have excellent adhesive and weather resistant qualities.

	<div><ul>		<div><ul>

2020-04-09T01:21:28Z

Installation Documentation

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	<li>Routing and securing of wiring		<li>Routing and securing of wiring
	<li>Orientation - left/right, top/bottom, front/back		<li>Orientation - left/right, top/bottom, front/back
	<li>Location of stakes used to anchor display components, and wires to prevent tripping		<li>Location of stakes used to anchor display components and wires to prevent tripping
	</ul>		</ul>
	<li>Where and how you stored the display off-season		<li>Where and how you stored the display off-season

2020-04-09T01:19:08Z

The Final Product

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	<li style="display: inline-block;"> [[Image:extension cord marking.jpg\|frame\|left\|<center>Extension cord marking</center>]]		<li style="display: inline-block;"> [[Image:extension cord marking.jpg\|frame\|left\|<center>Extension cord marking</center>]]
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	~~==The Final Product==~~
	~~Don't forget to take photos and videos of your final result in action.~~
	~~If you broadcast music on a FM station, place a FM radio tuned to your frequency next to the video camera, and remember to stay silent during the recording.~~

	~~If something doesn't look quite right in a subsequent year, you can go back to the previous year to find out if it was always that way, or if a problem has developed.~~

2020-04-09T01:18:44Z

Documentation

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	<li>Where and how you stored the display off-season		<li>Where and how you stored the display off-season
	</ul>		</ul>

			===The Final Product===
			Don't forget to take photos and videos of your final result in action.
			If you broadcast music on a FM station, place a FM radio tuned to your frequency next to the video camera, and remember to stay silent during the recording.

			If something doesn't look quite right in a subsequent year, you can go back to the previous year to find out if it was always that way, or if a problem has developed.

	==Labeling==		==Labeling==

2020-04-09T01:17:11Z

Display Components

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	==Display Components==		===Display Components===
	Mark the display item itself, or use garden plant markers to label where a string of lights goes, which end of the item goes to the North, etc.		Mark the display item itself, or use garden plant markers to label where a string of lights goes, which end of the item goes to the North, etc.

2020-04-09T01:16:55Z

Circuits

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	</ul>		</ul>

	==Circuits==		==Labeling==
			===Circuits===
	Anything that plugs in or is connected needs a label.		Anything that plugs in or is connected needs a label.
	Use Ideal® or Klein® adhesive labels - they have excellent adhesive and weather resistant qualities.		Use Ideal® or Klein® adhesive labels - they have excellent adhesive and weather resistant qualities.

2020-04-09T01:15:11Z

Introduction

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	And Label, Label, Label anything you take apart that needs to be reassembled.		And Label, Label, Label anything you take apart that needs to be reassembled.

	Of course, you will want to share your good ideas on the Do It Yourself Christmas Wiki!		Of course, you will want to document and share your good ideas on the Do It Yourself Christmas Wiki!

	==Documentation==		==Documentation==

2020-03-29T01:07:17Z

Construction Documentation

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	<li>How did you attach (glue, tie wraps, Velcro®, zip ties, etc.)?		<li>How did you attach (glue, tie wraps, Velcro®, zip ties, etc.)?
	<li>Any special processes (temperature, cure time, disposal of hazardous materials, etc.)?		<li>Any special processes (temperature, cure time, disposal of hazardous materials, etc.)?
	~~<li>~~
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2020-03-29T01:07:05Z

Design Documentation

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	<li>What are the part numbers/specifications of the components?		<li>What are the part numbers/specifications of the components?
	<li>Where did you get the components? How much did they cost?		<li>Where did you get the components? How much did they cost?
	~~<li>~~
	</ul>		</ul>