how do you set them so they will not get blown away
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Yes we were very disappointed that there is no way to mount them to anything. We have a wood railing on our porch and we used liquid nails to attach them.Good luck
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They are not lightweight by any means and can survive winds up to 30mph, anything more than 60mph+, you should just bring them in so they do not get blown away.
1461246
Although small, these lights will not blow away. I have 9 of them sitting on rocks surrounding my garden pond and we have seen some nasty winds where I live and they are still sitting where I have placed them.
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I ordered the ice rocks and they sit on my patio railing which is 20 feet above ground. We've had some good rains and wind and they haven't moved. They look pretty cool and we're really happy with them. They are even out in the rain and it hasn't fazed them at all. I recommend them and am thinking about ordering more.
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Unless you're in a hurricane, they won't blow away. Mine have been out side for 4 months. They haven't moved.
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I've had mine a while and I live in a very windy area on a hill. They weigh enough so I've never had a problem with that. They're really cool lights.
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If you want to keep them from moving, you can run a bead of spray foam around the baseline I did. I also placed insulation around it to prevent me jostling it out of place. I like to keep the top easily accessible so it can be found later.
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Yes they are really simple to switch and use, it would be best to put them up high out of reach so they can't turn them off/on. :)
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I would suggest that you at least light them off in an open field of open back yard. I have a small back yard and the houses are close together. I lited one and set it off, almost landed on the neighbors roof, pretty scarey!
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Even with the bass off and sound at about 10 you really wanna have your own house and maybe a football field of distance between you and the next one to be sure you dont disturb them. Keep the speakers on a bottom level and hard surface that way you dont disturb anyone below you
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Try to use some double sided tape. Once you install the guards I. The channels roll the windows up and let them stay up for about 30 min
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The loudest setting may block it out. Guess it depends on how loud the construction noise is?
1526475
They are not loud. You can hear them as loud as your clothes but they really don't work.
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You add a pole end to it and it keeps it from coming out and moving too much around. Make sure to mount them so they are only just shy or the inside of the pole end.
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The typical answer is to put on a baffle or screen of foam; like those you see on announcer mics on TV at outdoor events. You could use a bit of packing foam to do the job, or even a layer of cloth. This will reduce the rumble from wind. Secure with a tie wrap or wire tie.
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The speakers will not be the same. even with the volume on high it will be very faint.
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They are not noise isolating; you will still hear some outside noise. And yes, there is some sound leak, but of course how much depends on how loudly you listen to them.
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yes I set one off last night it was 2 deg above 0 its takes a little longer to heat up , also dont attempt set them off on a windy day
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They do not make sounds.You have to move them yourself; they are not electronic.
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The speakers have sticky tape on the helmet side of them. Peel off the paper and stick them inside...just be sure to place them in and try it first before peeling off the paper, to make sure they line up with your ears right.
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For me they went on the outside. They are next to my TV so it would block the sound. It really does not matter.
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Plug lights in-line between battery and unit and wrap loosely around booms and secure w/ scotch tape or a dab of hot glue. If you wrap them too tight it will pull the connections apart during crashes.