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Matt said:
You'll have to put me on your ignore list.
24V LED Floodlight (48 x 5050 RGB LEDs)
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You'll have to put me on your ignore list.
ewanh
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David_AVD said:Matt said:
You'll have to put me on your ignore list.
But the are such nice things - and the quality is excellent (going with the old adage of you get what you pay for). I love pretty blinky things...... and now the wife has filled the garden with trees I need to make them all change color....
Christmas on Clarafield
Full time elf
Looks good David. I can already see these finding a place in my display.
swfraserau
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I'm very interested in a few of these. They are just what I need for up lighting some feature trees.
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Not sure how these will stack up price wise. Even as a kit of parts (lots of SMD soldering) and the $10 Bunnings flood housing you're still looking at $25 or so at a guess. That's for the basic DC version. DMX would maybe add another $15 of parts.
Ray Wu now has a 10W 12V RGB floodlight with DMX input and it's only about $26 + freight. I might see if I can get a hold of one to see if they are usable as there's no point reinventing the wheel at a higher price point.
Ray Wu now has a 10W 12V RGB floodlight with DMX input and it's only about $26 + freight. I might see if I can get a hold of one to see if they are usable as there's no point reinventing the wheel at a higher price point.
Christmas on Clarafield
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David that would still make a viable option. The Rainbow Floods are $25 for the boards + freight and the housing.
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I've held off going further with this right now as another member has some LED Wall Washer and LED Floodlight samples on their way. Was hoping that they would arrive soon (for the QLD mini).