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Hi Dick and welcome to the group :)

Hi Mike, and welcome. I am on the Gold Coast as well so look forward to stealing... errrrr.... borrowing your ideas ;-) Ha ha - welcome !!

Hi Milton, and welcome to your new habit ;-) I wholeheartedly recommend reading the Aus Christmas lightning 101 Manual which is a great place to start - if you haven't already of course.

Howdy from the Gold Coast - the more the merrier :-)

Welcome to ACL

Lots of helpful folk on the forum and chat page, and a few members here on the Gold Coast. Welcome to ACL !!

Hi Wily and welcome. No shortage of project ideas and support here. As I was well advised when I first joined, study the AusChristmasLighting101 manual from front to back and then top to bottom and then repeat again - then the questions will start !! Jeff Gold Coast

Always an interesting conversation ;-) I have found personally that I like the strip lights for the arches - just seems to be a better ambiance. My windows and gables are 2" spaced nodes in trunking which is suffice I suspect, as are my megatree strings. The new matrix this year is 1" spacing...

Hi Jas, I am in UC too. Check the ACL display map as there are a few around this neck of the woods.

Welcome Jason, Lots of local support on the coast aside the incredible folk at ACL. look forward to chatting more in the future.

Hi Ryan, Welcome. No shortage of help and great advice here. When all is said and done, the best place to start is the AusChristmasLighting 101 manual. A few reads of it, a few trial and errors, a few more questions and you'll be an expert ;-)

I think you will be happier - look forward to the result :-)

Well, I have succumbed to the lure of the Falcon. I have tried the J1Sys ECG-P2, the Pixlite 16, Sans E682 and the Falcon F16v3s and F48. I am convinced the Falcon is the better product with a more active development roadmap than the others, No expert, but they so far have the best for...

Not a help but I had a similar issue with a J1sys ECG-P2 and newer pixels. I could only run them at 2400 and then they would intermittently do what yours did. I tried with a string of 50 and a string of 70 all 12v. I power injected and that seemed to fix it (but I was pretty over it by then...

As suspected it was one of the ICs in the first 35 pixels. Replaced that part of the string and good to go. First dodgy one from Ray I have had so far...