tell me the cheapest way to make that possible not to buy a made soler panel
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Well, if you can't even spell "solar" I doubt you would have the skills to mount and solder more than 2,000 4"x4" solar cells together, add blocking diodes, and wire the whole thing up in a weatherproof frame without breaking about half of the delicate little buggers.  If you need that much power, you're not going to save much of anything by trying to build your own.  Buy some ready made.
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try here http://www.solarelectricsupply.com/Solar_Panels/solar_panels.html
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I would try ebay or factory card outlet.
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Get a ac to dc converter and just add a plug to the light bar.
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Take your pick from http://makeashorterlink.com/?L27D5145D and print one out, perhaps?
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Put a piece of tape over the light
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Yes you can.  Try www.cheaperthandirt.com
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try lowes or home depot
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NO way to do it cheap and safe.\nAlso, due to the size, moving is difficult, unless you can build it in parts, and keep it together while using it.
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Try Lynda.com, it'll cost a little but its quality stuff.
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try home depot or lowes,depending.Lowes mabey cheaper because I helped install one once,for a friend
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The easiest and best way is to take them to the cleaners and have it professionally done.  The price is usually $5.00 but you know it is done right and that it won't come apart on you.
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Come on, use your imagination and do it yourself!  This is not hard at all!\n\n(good one, goth_brat)
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You can buy that stuff, if the scale of your house is similar to a doll house.  For example, see:\nhttp://store.dollhousecollectables.com/electrical.html\nOtherwise you can do all by yourself, but because of the miniature nature, you might be better off to go to a Hobby Store and get bulbs, thin wires, and transformer which are actually meant for model trains, and wire it all up yourself.\nWhatever you do, work with low voltage (maximum 12 volt) only!\n\nAt this scale, the only "renewable source" that makes sense is photovoltaic. You can put a photo cell "on top of the roof", for example. The kind of cell you need is determined by the lamp bulbs you use. You need to know the voltage you need, and the wattage of all lights accumulated. It would be best to use LEDs, because LEDs use much less electrical power (about 0.06 Watt @ 3 Volt) than mini bulbs (0.20 Watt @ 12 Volt).
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You can find a FAQ about skinning the invision power board 2.1 series at http://forums.invisionize.com/index.php?showforum=179
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Go to your local screenprinter, they have LOTS of catalogs and probably better prices than you'd expect.
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If the quality of your packaging is not too important to you, then I would suggest the shrinkwrap and a hair dryer with some double sided tape.  Otherwise, look through Ebay and see if you can find some cheaper solution to what you are currently using.