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Tried logging in to forum and chat at 8:30pm Eastern Time ... i'm in Canada ... site was down. Came online here about 9:30pm

Dave, I am in Canada but would very much like to be part of the beta! I used the link but could not order. Thanks

Nice find. Tell me, are there C9 caps available for these type of pixels? Also, i am thinking these are perfect (strings) for the roof line, but i see so many people switching to LED strips instead. I suppose i should ask in a different thread but is there any big advantage over one or the...

i have an arduino doing nothing right now and a few strips of dump RGB lights. what type of mirrors would i need? do you have any info on the box construction? yours looks awesome! thanks!

AdaFruit sells them or something very similar here: http://www.adafruit.com/product/578

Re: 2015 Plans this might help a little bit for a starter Graham: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_hXlKCt11s&feature=youtu.be&list=UUnoQp--VbYcZfHu5gBIcenw

time to get out the tape measure gnatman ;)

thanks Superman i wasn't planning on purchasing and using them for any new install, i was thinking about using what i already have installed (which would be a great location) and using them to inject power to the DC seasonal stuff

i install landscape lighting the transformers are typically 12V or 15V AC selectable. as an example: http://www.landscapelightingworld.com/Low-Voltage-Transformer-Outdoor-Lighting-Multi-tap-p/775w-1215.htm is it possible to somehow use these outputs to deliver power to the 5V or 12V RGB...

thanks for the warm welcome. (pun intended for Christmas Aussies and Kiwis) i would like to add that i have never been south of the equator. although i have pretty much circumvented the northern one. the fact is, i livesmack dab on the 45th parallel - give or take - depending where i am when i...

David_AVD and i were having a chat at bar in the chatroom (i know at least one of us was having a rum and egg nog) and looking for the aesthetics of the perfect christmas tree. we knew 2:1 was a bit skinny maybe, and that 1:1 was too fat for even Santa to hide behind. i found this ...

i suspect the difference is a soldering iron and your ability/desire to apply heat and pressure to circuit boards. i'm new too, and as confident as i am with heat, solder and circuit boards, i'm going to buy my first board assembled and tested. i know i will need more than one, so i might go...

Hello fellow blinky freaks :) I've been trolling around the forum and tossing a few back in the chat room ... and realized i haven't introduced myself in the "New Members Lounge" i'm steve, and i am Canadian ... and i'm wading in the deep muddy of the blinky forest ... and i've learned SO...

that is frickin' brilliant Bluzer!

Bluzer, what are your icicles? are the 110V or DC? are they dimmable? the display and sequencing is done extremely well!