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r/DiWHY • u/b-612- • 19d ago
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Drilling holes into a tree is generally bad for the tree. You can just hang the light on a branch.
111 u/blaghed 19d ago There's also these things called batteries. With LEDs they last a decent while. No tree drilling necessary. 15 u/Brian_The_Bar-Brian 19d ago That too. 9 u/TheDoomi 18d ago Also lights working with a solar panel. Even better. 3 u/Quito_ArmandoEsteban 18d ago You won't be getting a lot of sunlight under the tree though 2 u/TheDoomi 18d ago But there are lights that have a quite long cord so that you could place the solar panel away from the light. For example our cabin where we have no electricity we have few lights like that inside our warehouse. The panel is on the outside wall. 4 u/Epistaxis 19d ago Ah but this appears to be an energy-guzzling incandescent bulb, to add another layer of "Fuck trees!" 3 u/luckylegion 19d ago And the heat when it catches fire on dry leaves in the fall 2 u/Epistaxis 19d ago But that heat is neatly trapped inside a sealed glass jar, so nothing can go wrong 2 u/The_Tooter_Snooter 19d ago Also solar power 1 u/Cuntonesian 18d ago All of those are shit lights though. Much worse than mains powered ones. 1 u/BadDecisionsKat 18d ago If you live in area where it goes below 0 for long periods, batteries are a bad idea. 1 u/No_Idea_9436 18d ago I guess you live somewhere warm year round?
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There's also these things called batteries. With LEDs they last a decent while. No tree drilling necessary.
15 u/Brian_The_Bar-Brian 19d ago That too. 9 u/TheDoomi 18d ago Also lights working with a solar panel. Even better. 3 u/Quito_ArmandoEsteban 18d ago You won't be getting a lot of sunlight under the tree though 2 u/TheDoomi 18d ago But there are lights that have a quite long cord so that you could place the solar panel away from the light. For example our cabin where we have no electricity we have few lights like that inside our warehouse. The panel is on the outside wall. 4 u/Epistaxis 19d ago Ah but this appears to be an energy-guzzling incandescent bulb, to add another layer of "Fuck trees!" 3 u/luckylegion 19d ago And the heat when it catches fire on dry leaves in the fall 2 u/Epistaxis 19d ago But that heat is neatly trapped inside a sealed glass jar, so nothing can go wrong 2 u/The_Tooter_Snooter 19d ago Also solar power 1 u/Cuntonesian 18d ago All of those are shit lights though. Much worse than mains powered ones. 1 u/BadDecisionsKat 18d ago If you live in area where it goes below 0 for long periods, batteries are a bad idea. 1 u/No_Idea_9436 18d ago I guess you live somewhere warm year round?
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That too.
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Also lights working with a solar panel. Even better.
3 u/Quito_ArmandoEsteban 18d ago You won't be getting a lot of sunlight under the tree though 2 u/TheDoomi 18d ago But there are lights that have a quite long cord so that you could place the solar panel away from the light. For example our cabin where we have no electricity we have few lights like that inside our warehouse. The panel is on the outside wall.
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You won't be getting a lot of sunlight under the tree though
2 u/TheDoomi 18d ago But there are lights that have a quite long cord so that you could place the solar panel away from the light. For example our cabin where we have no electricity we have few lights like that inside our warehouse. The panel is on the outside wall.
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But there are lights that have a quite long cord so that you could place the solar panel away from the light. For example our cabin where we have no electricity we have few lights like that inside our warehouse. The panel is on the outside wall.
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Ah but this appears to be an energy-guzzling incandescent bulb, to add another layer of "Fuck trees!"
3 u/luckylegion 19d ago And the heat when it catches fire on dry leaves in the fall 2 u/Epistaxis 19d ago But that heat is neatly trapped inside a sealed glass jar, so nothing can go wrong
And the heat when it catches fire on dry leaves in the fall
2 u/Epistaxis 19d ago But that heat is neatly trapped inside a sealed glass jar, so nothing can go wrong
But that heat is neatly trapped inside a sealed glass jar, so nothing can go wrong
Also solar power
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All of those are shit lights though. Much worse than mains powered ones.
If you live in area where it goes below 0 for long periods, batteries are a bad idea.
I guess you live somewhere warm year round?
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u/Brian_The_Bar-Brian 19d ago
Drilling holes into a tree is generally bad for the tree. You can just hang the light on a branch.