Behind the Scenes with my Mega Tree

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  • Опубліковано 10 вер 2024

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  • @raulg6610
    @raulg6610 7 років тому +2

    Great info and close up look on your tree

  • @MrPoshMusic
    @MrPoshMusic 3 роки тому +1

    Thanks Ron! I'm 13 and I am really looking forward to using your sequences in my display this year!

    • @Thevegafamlights
      @Thevegafamlights 3 роки тому +1

      Hey Alex not sure if you use xlights or have Facebook but me and a couple of friends have started a group called xlight teens if you are interested in joining let me know 😁

  • @stephenhughes5248
    @stephenhughes5248 7 років тому +4

    get you some pipe insulation or a pool noodle...run it thru the "loops" of wire between the pixels...put one up high, one about midway, and if needed, the bottom....It will hold your strings/pixels almost perfectly straight, even in winds like you get!

  • @coscontv
    @coscontv 7 років тому +1

    I love the tree. How tall is it?

    • @laylariley6156
      @laylariley6156 7 років тому

      CosconTv.com zz mini light show 3

    • @xTremeSequences
      @xTremeSequences  7 років тому

      Sorry I missed this. It is 16.5 feet from bottom pixel to top pixel. Total tree is 20 feet tall.

  • @parksandfacilitiescor2394
    @parksandfacilitiescor2394 6 років тому

    Where did you purchase your lights?

    • @xTremeSequences
      @xTremeSequences  6 років тому

      These pixels were purchased at www.CrockettFantasyofLights.com

  • @oasis6666
    @oasis6666 3 роки тому +2

    might want to take it off the gas meter

    • @xTremeSequences
      @xTremeSequences  3 роки тому

      You realize this was from 2016, right and it was never really attached to a gas meter. You may want to catch up. LOL!

    • @ThomasLeonard454
      @ThomasLeonard454 3 роки тому

      @@xTremeSequences gas anything or where is a no no. Water sure but gas or electric never.
      Actually any pipe coming from the house unless it was established for the Express use as an anchor point should not be used. 40 years of property ownership lessons, none were cheap.

    • @xtremesequences1965
      @xtremesequences1965 3 роки тому

      @@ThomasLeonard454 Maybe you didn't see the above reply to another. The tree was never anchored to the gas line in waterline. This video is old. My guy wires go into the ground and are attached to the sewage pipes so totally safe now.

    • @ThomasLeonard454
      @ThomasLeonard454 3 роки тому +1

      @@xtremesequences1965 yes I did.
      At 74 i have been around some people that needed Crystal Clear when not do.
      Also a second opinion on why not to.
      For your help not to criticize you.
      Please no offense meant.

    • @xTremeSequences
      @xTremeSequences  3 роки тому +1

      @@ThomasLeonard454 None taken. It's a very old video and I leave it there to show folks where I started. All good.

  • @willy9151
    @willy9151 4 роки тому

    hi I have a question for you I really want something like this for my house, but I want to know like how much money did you spend on this project all finish just for the tree I don't have any idea how to start to do this project please let me know thank you

    • @xTremeSequences
      @xTremeSequences  4 роки тому +2

      Many of us have determined that if you budget $1 per rgb light that is close to what you will spend for a pixel show. This includes lights, power supplies, cables, hardware, Starbucks, life insurance, and retainer fee for any pending divorces. LOL

  • @atticusmccoy6701
    @atticusmccoy6701 3 роки тому

    Ello. I know this video was a while ago. I hope you still get notifications :) I am building my first tree and have never bent conduit. Wish me luck. My question is why didn't you just do the eye bolts straight up and down instead of an angle? I can't see any reason why that wouldn't work? Am I missing something? Also what is the name of the piece that's holding onto the conduit and how is that secured to the ground?
    Thanks!

    • @xTremeSequences
      @xTremeSequences  3 роки тому

      That's a great question and I thought the same thing but when Walter Monkhouse teaches you about mega trees you have to trust him. The purpose for the angle is that the strings come down at that angle so that when you tension them they pull in the correct direction. Is it critical? Maybe, maybe not but what I went with.

  • @robertstan8236
    @robertstan8236 4 роки тому

    Looks great man
    It's that 25mm metal conduit?
    If so can you tell me how long it's that conduit? Or what it's the radius of that circle please? Ths

    • @xTremeSequences
      @xTremeSequences  4 роки тому

      Thanks! It's 1" steel pipe bent to 8 ft diameter.

    • @robertstan8236
      @robertstan8236 4 роки тому

      Thanks,if you don't mind can you tell me what distance have you got in between the strips and how many pixels you put per strip? Apreciate! Thx

    • @xTremeSequences
      @xTremeSequences  4 роки тому

      @@robertstan8236 2" spacing node to node. 16.5' from bottom nide to top node.

    • @fitzmagic
      @fitzmagic 3 роки тому

      @@xTremeSequences Hey Ron,
      Another great and helpful video. Thanks for sharing.
      Are these light strings 100 pixels each?
      Thanks

  • @gump2388
    @gump2388 4 роки тому

    What topper are you using?

    • @xtremesequences1965
      @xtremesequences1965 4 роки тому +1

      That is an old topper from Holiday Coro. I do not recommend plastic toppers. Mine is a metal topper now from Overkill Merals. You can also find them at Gilbert Engineeringusa.com

    • @gump2388
      @gump2388 4 роки тому

      xTreme Sequences what topper do u have from overkill?

    • @xTremeSequences
      @xTremeSequences  4 роки тому

      @@gump2388 Steel 18" Topper

  • @laylariley6156
    @laylariley6156 7 років тому

    Zz mini lights show 3