B BkCountrySkrMO2 Active member Mar 17, 2008 #1 how does everyone get power to there construction lights? im assuming a generator but i dont have one, is there another option?
how does everyone get power to there construction lights? im assuming a generator but i dont have one, is there another option?
L Lineskiah11 Active member Mar 17, 2008 #4 generator is usually your only option depending where it is. if you dont have one you can usually rent them places for a day if you really wanted.
generator is usually your only option depending where it is. if you dont have one you can usually rent them places for a day if you really wanted.
Snowcase Active member Mar 17, 2008 #5 Car headlights, 12v DC to 120v AC and lots of extension cords.
B BkCountrySkrMO2 Active member Mar 17, 2008 #6 ^ yea get an adapter to hook to the car and run cords??
J jfoley019 Member Mar 17, 2008 #8 make sure you are running your car because hooking a bunch of lights up will drain the shit out of your battery
make sure you are running your car because hooking a bunch of lights up will drain the shit out of your battery
B BkCountrySkrMO2 Active member Mar 17, 2008 #9 ^yea it woulndt drain the bats if the car was running would it?
J jfoley019 Member Mar 17, 2008 #11 nah it wont car batteries re charge when the car is on. Just remember to have gas in your car. My boy used his car for lights and the fucken idiot did not have enough gas. Very funny situation, but also sucks.
nah it wont car batteries re charge when the car is on. Just remember to have gas in your car. My boy used his car for lights and the fucken idiot did not have enough gas. Very funny situation, but also sucks.
skiP.E.I. Active member Mar 17, 2008 #12 my buddy got a generator at Canadian tire on sale for under $200 I don't think it's a real good one, but it does the trick
my buddy got a generator at Canadian tire on sale for under $200 I don't think it's a real good one, but it does the trick