Ok y'all, here's a quick video on why we decided to go with LED strips and led channel over the other options that are out there for permanent LED lights on our house. LED TRACK IN VIDEO......... amzn.to/35mrl7Y
Thank you again , you have been an amazing supporter of this channel and comments like this is whats driving all the content that will be coming out this year. I appreciate ya. I'm looking into the community tab on here with information as we speak, I didn't forget about you
This was a part of my metal shelving unit, I'm working up a cheap alternative to permatrack. Its going to be a while before I get to making a video though.
I used BTF 2811s on the house. I have several videos on how I did my set up. Here's a look at what I did ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_Ys17BntFjA.html
Yes, the clips look kind of flimsy but I used 3 per 3.3 feet and over lapped the covers to hold everything together. We have had some severe weather since the have been up with no issue.
@@BoredGuyWithACamera As a software engineer... I agree. That's why I bought their lights only and chose to install them on my house using my own custom setup. With a digquad I can run WLED (open source), XLights, etc.
The everlights look good. I like their sleek design. I would question their technology compared to a pixel node or a strip in the long run. Nodes and strips are changing daily to be better and more controllable. Besides that , its mainly the cost of the system that turns me off about them. The only other option I would go with then what I'm using now is 120v strips. I have a video planned in the future on these and I think its going to be awesome.
Led pixels are brighter and last longer. You compared the trashiest ways to hang pixels. You can’t see 1” vs 1/4” at 10+ feet, during the day you can’t see it Superman.
