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Iv got a few 3d printed 600mm spinners which work well but its time consuming - i have access to a laser cutter now so prefer that as its much cheaper/faster. 3d printing is more useful for supports, mounts, clips, controller mounts etc

Test pixel / voltmeter has been far more useful than i expected https://www.hansonelectronics.com.au/product/pixelmeterx/ Also have a wled controller which is great for testing new props etc https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005009262493430.html Plan to wire it up permanently to an battery for...

Top sequence going by remote falcon is bluey but pulsemesh/rf usage is pretty small. Got a bunch of props ordered from @Christmas Props Aus. sale for next year. Likely doubling the number of pixels next year at minimum! Just deciding if i want to add moving heads - will bring the crowds but...

XATW 2025

thanks! they are even better now as last night i worked out they were not configured correctly for the wiring so the effects were off by 90º oops!

damn didnt know that was a thing :) next year maybe

ah cool could see that being useful

what does the lamp power connector do? cant find any mention of it - just power output? switchable?

Seed are great - i only run mine at 30% brightness Some of the ali express suppliers can make custom size matrix which might be better than getting stuck with standard sizes

you could have some kind of thin metal/maybe 3d printed bracket that you could slot under/between the tiles

Not yet but might give them a go next year SHENZHEN RITA LIGHTING LTD seems to be the company that makes all the raywu stuff but im sure some of it is just sourced from other manufacturers

also interested was considering the same thing and undecided if i use pixels or something dumb

I run all seeds and evos from raywu and had good luck with them so far. Use seeds for stuff like window outlines, mega tree, arches and some props with 3d printed adaptors for 12mm holes Moved mostly to evos for coro props this year as seed adaptors are annoying to install. Like them so far but...