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Thanks mate literally what I was looking for ...out of the box ....

I've been using this charger for a few weeks now and I actually quite like it! It works perfectly well (unlike some others) keeping even my 100W USB-C PD laptop charged, doesn't get overly hot and generally just works great, if you'd like to pick one up, go here: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DmUwW5p

Hello, do u do consultations?

i got btf lighting 630 leds/m 2811 fcob strip. Project length would be 17 meters exactly. Strip End at 17 meters will loop around to initial digquad. do i need to power inject at the end? I am using 24v 5 Amp power supply. And what about data injection for this scenario? How many leds should i enter in WLED for the above strip{each zone is 7cm apart}

Would this model work well for outdoor lighting? For example planter ledges and under fire tables?

have you tried the 36V led strips? I'm interested in using 36V spot leds and led strips, so having them on the same voltage will simplify the power supply

It would be interesting to see a full step-by-step tutorial video how to set up a staircase project with WLED. I'm really curious how would you do that with this WS2805 strip.

We want to install some leds on our boat. We have both 12v and 24v onboard. What would you recommend for QuinLED product for this purpose? 3 different zones some around 30 meters of WLED. Appreciate any guidance!

Quick addendum: The bar graphs at 6:16 are mixed up! So the left bar graph goes with the right spectrum plot and vice versa.

What would be a recommended controller for this strip?

Thank you for your video! Could you please specify the maximum power consumption per meter of this LED strip?

Hello. Can you respond with a brief comparison of this product with the SK6812 wwa thinking about general lighting with addressable LED only with white light?

I am assuming these would be good for house fascia lighting then?

I hope they come out with an fcob version and with warmer temperature capabilities.

What is the current analog white recommendation? Looking for 3K warm, or adjustable...to be used as primary light source and for video filming...open to any voltage. Thanks!

Pity WS205 is still only 8 bits and no intensity control - not great if you want smooth fades to zero

Wait have you mentioned those Auxmer ones before? They look perfect! I got some of the 28 W/m auxmer ones and was planning to hack them together into a cct strip but this would be so much easier. I'm curious what the R9 CRI is for the 2000 K version.

How soon can we get our hands on your new analog controllers?? 😀

I wonder if they make the warm light more cold because it's easier to get a good CRI at higher temperatures

Nice! Can you show cri measurements wirh cct combined? Also with rgb combined? I guess one might be abme to combine all 5 leds to get a better cri?

Was waiting for this video since you talked about it in a livestream last few weeks! Thanks for all the info, was holding off buying anything till this video!

These look like great all purpose strips! I really hope they make a 5v version (or 12v) at some point with individually addressable LEDs. You mentioned brightness, how do they compare to the sk6812 white? Are they about the same?

meh, for me, that they do 3000k as "warm", hopefully they will do 2000k to 2400k soon, it would be nice to have one strip for both lighting and rgb instead of two

What will they think of next

Have you ever tried to connect an LDAP to minio

Wonderfully explained video. I have a quick question, hope you can help me out with this. I have a esp8266 board running esphome with a PIR sensor connected to it. I am presently making use of Amazon Alexa actions through homeassistant automation when motion is detected (turn on light). Is it possible to connect a 220v (AC) led strip via a 5v single channel relay to the same esp 8266 board that has the PIR sensor to trigger motion detected led strip turning on. If so, what code lines should I be adding to the config file? Sorry for the long post. Thanks in anticipation.

Does any 2.4ghz remote work?

Why is this 2 hours anyone got a time link ??

curious why you have 2+ve and 2-ve as input power.

Amazing video I learned a lot! I have a dumb question which might be obvious to most - you mentioned we should only inject 4A max at front and end, and 8A in the middle. How do we ensure we supply the current in such way? Or am I not understanding it correctly, and when you power inject the strip automatically draws 8A in the middle for example?

To manually add a device from a different network in ESPHome dashboard, add the YAML and then use wifi/ethernet>use_address

Since INx is high, INx - GND is 24, so it makes sense VDD - GND is 0V

i guess you didnt get high of molten wires

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Are all SK6812 strips CC or just these ones?

Thank you very much for your description, I just started to play with LED and thanks to you I just skipped a lot of search on the subject. I subscribed so I don't miss any of your videos. BR from Czech Republic.

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Can the board be run at 13.8v? does it regulate to 12v when supplying the strips or does it not make much difference. I have a motorhome I want to setup an Octa and board in to run COB and white strips. I have 12v lithium that will probably charge around 13.8v and would prefer to run off this direct otherwise I have a 48v bank supplying an 240v inverter and would then have to use a 240v power supply to get back to 12v. Seems a long way around to do that though.

Over $600 CAD before shipping... yikes :(

Purchased the DigiQuad for my 1st ever WLED home project and so far I am very happy. The Quad was surprisingly easy to setup and so far I have used it to test each 15 foot section of 5volt 60leds/meter as I complete them. When done I’ll have 4 channels of sound reactive fun in the basement playroom.

Would one of these boards be good for this project?I have never really worked with any type of microcontrollers or LED strips. But I have a project i want to try and also learn along the way. This probably isn't a great beginner project, but it solves a need for me. The project summary is, i have a 22' travel trailer and a tow vehicle with a 7 pin trailer connector. I want 16' to 20' of RGBW LED strips running underneath both the right and left side. The microcontroller would have 4 inputs (brake, reverse, right blinker, left blinker). Brake would light both strips in red, reverse would light both strips in white, and the blinkers would be in amber. I only want to use the power from the vehicle as a trigger, and the power for the microcontroller would come from the 12 supply on the travel trailer. I would also like a remote to control the LED's when not connected to the tow vehicle. Also, wifi and internet will not be available. What considerations should i consider? And what products might work best for this project? Any insights would be greatly appreciated.

This stuff is fascinating. I realy need to learn how to solder small pieces I've got too many damaged xbox pads about 20 maybe little more and whenever I buy old sound bars its usually charger or aux sockets that are damaged..

static? i mean it could be static caused the problem and one or two transistor made a wrong move so it killed this part of the board. it is a assumption. i dont know how that board in particular works

I'll say no length doesn't matter

Nice video. Just picked up a RSP-750-5 for a 40 year old computer I'm trying to get working again, and this (and three other Mean Wells) seem to work. They came highly recommended by others in our retro club, but I was curious what others think as well.

Originally I was searching for best practice regarding ethernet and router configuration, but now I wonder if (in case one has an oscilloscope on site) the best practice for varying cable lengths simply a poti is.

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