If you can't have real flames.... fake it.

logandc99

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Latest toy. Want to incorporate it into the display somehow.Controllable via DMX
Can't have real flames so may well have the next best thing :D


https://youtu.be/ldVQ1tKbvAE


Sorry the video is quite blurry in places as the phone had trouble focussing but you get the idea. Turned the sound off also.
 

logandc99

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Off the shelf
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logandc99

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ShellNZ said:
Very cool, but ouch.....NZ$420 without shipping!!!


Was a bit of an ouch but was $375 picked up myself from Queen Street. :D
 

logandc99

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Yes. And they are a short walk from work...... um ah... I mean a short drive from home :D
 

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Can they be controlled by xlights ?

What controller would you use to operate them ??

Just $299 in Sydney. Nice
 

logandc99

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Binny said:
Can they be controlled by xlights ?

What controller would you use to operate them ??

Just $299 in Sydney. Nice


They have a wired remote, wireless remote and are controllable via DMX so I see no reason why you can't control them using Xlights. I need to wire up a cable to convert the 3 pin XLR to RJ45 so I can control it from one of my boards with DMX out (the LOR, J1-sys and falcon boards). Shouldn't be any different to controlling a moving head LED via DMX as Gil did with Xlights. But I have yet to try it out that way. But once I get a cable made..... :D .
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oooo, tropical coconut, noice :)

Making XLR to RJ45 is easy peasy logan :) I have a few here Ive made.

Here is my super rough drawing that I made a few years ago... ignore all the writing.

XLR%20to%20RJ45_zpsulz45irl.jpg
 

logandc99

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How that's my kind of diagram! Can't beat the coloured crayons :D Thanks.
 

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ShellNZ said:
oooo, tropical coconut, noice :)

Making XLR to RJ45 is easy peasy logan :) I have a few here Ive made.

Here is my super rough drawing that I made a few years ago... ignore all the writing.

XLR%20to%20RJ45_zpsulz45irl.jpg


Ok just a little confused. My male XLR are numbered like the female ones in this drawing. Is this looking from the back (solder side) or the front of the connector?
 

DavidJ247

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That's great Logan, with the red light it really looks like fire! Don't put it too close to Olaf, lol.
Moving head looks pretty cool too.
I'm working with a few DMX stage/club type lights myself atm, I'm interested to know how others are setting these up in xlights but I don't want to hijack your post, I'll start another thread shortly, keen to get your thoughts.
 
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