Thanks! I got tired of trying to thread track leads through the com, so I used a straw to feed it through, then I had this thought to take it one more step so I’m not gluing the expensive light post, but the cheap styrene. Thanks for watching!

@@goaliegeorge Yes for sure that is a good way of doing it. Thanks for sharing. Merry Christmas/ Happy Holidays.

Thanks. Been going strong ever since! Hope it helps you!

Thanks for watching. Yes, use it for any through hole wire setup. Soda straws are a great option for just wires if needed. Good luck and I’m happy this helped ya!!

It was really hopeful and I gave you credit in my video. 👍

Daniel Coombs congrats! I hadn’t heard yet.. I love the JP lights. Yes, there are cheaper ways, but this works well and I don’t have to fabricate too much! (Grin). Just have to manage the wires.

goaliegeorge How many lights can be wired in one box? Looks like ill be researching their system to find out how many can be strung in a series circuit

Daniel Coombs as I’ve been told, 3 lamps per a plugin. Each hub has 4 plugin. I did put 4 LEDs on a single plug, so it may vary based on the current draw of the LEDs. I’m going to be experimenting on a building soon, so check with me in a week or so. Thanks!!

Mike Budde I agree! Love mi v... wait... my black car.. I’ve said too much,! Bye! 😂😂👍🏻

I got it I used a lighter to burn off the coating 😀👍

Ideally, wire strippers, but you cannot do that with magnet wire.. so, usually I’ll put a blob of solder on the iron and dip the tip I need stripped into the hot solder to not just remove the clear varnish, but also to tin the wire for connecting. I hope this helps. Thanks!

@@goaliegeorge thank you 🙏

I actually used a lighter and it also came right off easily 😀 thank you for your suggestion 👍