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[gflai]

Here's the stranded ones I bought:


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYJwxTmKIOA



View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHQIGSvNgtc

Yes, it is ours.

 

[gflai]

Yeah, I found that the insulation of the stranded ones is wafer thin.

So much so that I've decided not to use them in those candy canes.

The copper wire ones may be ok as long as you don't bend them around too much.

-- we can send some samples to you for testing late.

 

[gflai]

it is 2811 3 wires for led fair lights , we using 0.38CM Dia. copper wire.

 

[gflai]

@Notenoughlights we have another one for 2812 IC

 

[foodi]

they look good but to pricey for me ill stick to my nodes there cheaper and can be used out doors these look fragile but great for storage

 

[gflai]

3

So is the actual light strand 2 or 3 wires?

using 3 wires for this time

 

[gflai]

n

they look good but to pricey for me ill stick to my nodes there cheaper and can be used out doors these look fragile but great for storage

we will make it as mass production ,it will be cheaper than other , it about USD0.04/each led lights for EXW-factory

 

[foodi]

do they have jst plugs on the end or something different an 50 to a string and how much a string did you say ?

 

[gflai]

do they have jst plugs on the end or something different an 50 to a string and how much a string did you say ?

do they have jst plugs on the end or something different an 50 to a string - do not need anyhing.

-- for 50led string lights, the price need USD2 about

 

[Jay.S]

they look good but to pricey for me ill stick to my nodes there cheaper and can be used out doors these look fragile but great for storage

If that price @gflai quoted is retail price, how is 4 cents per LED more expensive than bullets? I could quite literally replace every pixel in my display and still pay less than 200 USD...