what are the directions on lighting them. The fuel cell is seperate, what do you do with the fuel cell
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the fuel cell has a hole in the center. attach it to the wire at the bottom. make sure the latern is fully open.
1718653
There is a hole in the fuel cell and you put the metal on the bottom of the lantern through the hole then bend the metal so it holds the fuel cell. It should be secure when you light it. Hope that helped and made sense!
1718654
When you unpack the lantern you will see the fuel source. On the frame ring there is a place to put the fuel source. It is very simple and directions are not required.
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The fuel cell comes with each balloon. You must open the balloon up. attach the square fuel cell to the center of the wires. Each fuel cell already has a hole in the center so it does not require additional tools to attach. I recommend at least two people per balloon. One to hold the ballloon from the top and the second to light up the fuel cell and help keep the balloon walls open. The balloon will take 3 to 5 minutes to heat up before it will take off so do not get impatient and throw the balloon up. Windy days are not recommended at all. Have fun.
1315688
Always better to play it safe. Run two seperate legs, you dont want to have all lights out because of a blown fuse. A little more hassal ,but worth it. I know this from expirience.
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You have to attach it yourself. The flames were so high it burned the lanterns. We threw away all but 2 and I saved the fuel cells to light the fir in my fireplace
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Take the top off. On the bottom of the top tere is a little plastic strip that needs to pulled out. This makes the light work. I don't think the instructions really tell you that. The lights are off during the day and as soon as it starts getting dark...they will work. If I can be of any further assistance let me know. Gook Luck. CA
1785043
Same way as a standard bulb... detach oem bulb. Plug slim ballast in it's place.. then connect hid bulb to ballast... simple..once u physically see it it's all self explanatory. .
1926106
Black one to a ground and red one to ur high beam + wire if that makes sense cause your low beam + is going to be the power supply to your ballast
1320174
I went thru the same ordeal. Finally I got rid of the fan/light. I spent a week and many dollars trying to get my lights to work. Bulbs, ballasts took it all apart and nothing. Wish I had the answer.
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Uses the little fan style bulbs. Make sure there not energy efficient. I tried energy efficient ones and twouldn't work for some reason
527355
Sorry you are having trouble. It just takes some patience. We just unfolded the larger parts and pulled out the strings of lights one at a time. Good Luck:) They are gorgeous when you finish!
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Like David Ishmael said, wire them in parallel. I have two of these connected to one light and it works as expected. Be prepared for a bit of work to get these in and looking good. I think the time and effort was worth it.
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I am running a fuel cell with a bung for the return. If you are running a factory tank you will have to weld in a fitting for the return or if you have a popular vehicle there may be aftermarket fuel tanks with all of the fittings made into it. You also have to weld in a fitting for the oxygen sensor in the exhaust pipe so if you take your tank somewhere, ask if they can do both for you at the same time.
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Based on the box shown in this post, these are the lanterns with the already attached fuel cells and are the best I have found on the market. They are also the most expensive but you definitely get what you pay for. I was not aware that other lanterns were being packed in the same box as is explained in one of the reviews below. I will try to go back to see who I bought mine from as they were excellent and multi-colored.
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Take the bulbs out and remove the ballast cover. Then cut the wires between the ballast and the switch on the fixture. Attach the power wires to the power wire coming from the switch and make sure the negative is solidly connected as well. Then plug the bulbs in and place them back at back in the holders. You will notice that they are brighter than you are used to. This allows you even more savings because you don't need that many on unless you want more light. Hope I was able to help, let me know if you need more help. Luck, Bob
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Hi mel:I'm not sure where these were purchased from. however maybe your lights are burnt out.Kirk,CPAutoAccessories
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The light is separate from the tank and from the stand and the lid. Each piece is separate.
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Good day, I purchased some of this model LED tube from this particular company and the tubes work well. Realize that LED fixtures are NOT compatible with fluorescent ballasts, so you cannot plug them directly into a pre-existing fixture. The ballast must be removed or you may "hot wire" them around the ballast. Different manufacturers wire differently. There are four prongs: two on each end. You only need two of those prongs. Either the two on one end or the same two on opposite ends. I am currently on the road, so I cannot look at this particular tube to tell you how to wire it, but if you say you have "hot-wired" and it works, you have picked the correct wiring configuration. Yes, it is wired directly, no ballast. That's the way LEDs work. Hopefully this message has been some help or, at least, reassures you. Good luck. Bob
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There are 50 lanterns and they actually work well if you first wait until the fuel cell becomes a ball of flames and if there is no wind before you let them go. It takes a while but then it lifts off the ground. If it blows sideways it could blow into something and set it aflame before it rises above all structures. So hold on to it until it is lifting.