Honestly at this point, I'm baffled that such a tiny channel managed to get on my top 3 "must see" when it comes to DIY and cosplay. You sir turned the world of electronics which was completly alien to me, into something I can grasp, understand, learn and finally use. And for that, I will never be able to thank you enough.
@@Zibartas And I'll try to honor what your videos taught me when I apply them into my creations and cosplays. =) It's still a muddy unknown land for me, but some project like my electric foam chainsaw and a responding cosplay armor has a chance to become reality.
Just found this video and it might work for the mask I'm working on. I need to make some lenses for the mask since the eyes glow. I know there's plenty of resources out there for mask lenses (both rigid and flexible) in most colors, but they're typically only a single color. I need the ability to change between at least two colors on some bright RGB LEDs. This seems like one way to accomplish that, unless there's an easier way I can't think of, but I would need some way to connect it to the controller.
0:50 "...but obviously, batteries work too." Well, not so obviously. I only see "corded electric" as a power source for this product and similar products (which all list "12 volts" as the voltage). How would we connect this to a small (A23?) 12 volt (or even a 9 volt?) battery? I need to do an LED light project to hang on a wall at work. It only needs to be powered up for brief periods, but I'm not allowed to plug into an outlet. Thanks.
how did you not put a link or type of led strip linked :( I ordered the wring one! The led here have 3 copper pieces, the bt board has 4 link in the video as well as the strips you had. I have to figure this out now..
You can do two things: or you can find the other side of the plug connected to a battery house. Or you cut the wires and solder them to your battery connector directly. In that case I would advice you add an off/on switch between the battery connector and the device on one of the connections
This will be an epic option for making a Lil battery powered toy for my dog, he's obsessed with flashy lights so maybe I can make a stuffed toy with a plastic dome on its belly with some diffusing foam and strip lights and a usb battery pack so he can sit there and watch a disco Can you use multiple controllers, so forike more than one strip can you control different ones with the Same phone
You can add more than one strip to a single controller (in parallel - means they both will be set to the same color etc.) - but basically one controller = one animation at a time. :)
The range is I'd say 7 or so meters? Might be shorter if there's a lot of noise (like a big convention). Yes it resumes the last programme once powered back on :)
What’s up zibartas I have a project coming this week , and is to install some LEDs in to my car i watch so many videos but no one could help me i hope you can help me with this little project
@@Zibartas so i just order what i think is enough just the controller for the LED ligths to make all the crazy set up they do i have RGB ws2812b 12/24 to 5 v 10a max cpt i don’t really know much about this
