In a message dated 11/29/99 12:35:32 AM Eastern Standard Time, cherrydad@HOTMAIL.COM writes: << How can i do this. if i can't use the power converter then how can i do this without spending alot of money. >> I have seen DC to AC power converters that plug into the cigarette lighter socket at Wal-Mart. They are available at many other places too. This would work fine for a couple of strands of lights. The prices I saw for a unit with one AC plug in was about $25-$30. I think that they also come with more than one AC plug in and a higher price. Stefan |
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