make mine 50 then instead of 30 please
The $3 4 channel constant current LED DMX dimmer board ( giveback project )
- Thread starter mrpackethead
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Will these boards work with RGB string sets? Like the ones from Ray Wu that are 5V and are just 3 DC channels.
I don't have any myself, but I think they are common anode with a resistor for each LED colour. (3 resistors per "pixel")
Thinking about it some more, they would only work with a CV driver, not the CC driver in the 34.
You may get them to work if you increased the supply voltage enough to raise the overhead and force the CV string into CC mode.
You may get them to work if you increased the supply voltage enough to raise the overhead and force the CV string into CC mode.
mschell
Full time elf
Hopefully, you're planning to ship to the US as well.
If it isn't too expensive to ship, I'd be in for at least 30, perhaps more if the cost comes down.
Is this a one-time deal?
If it isn't too expensive to ship, I'd be in for at least 30, perhaps more if the cost comes down.
Is this a one-time deal?
kel
Dedicated elf
50 pls 
By any chance is this using the MY9942 or MY9941 chip as the specs you say are identical. There is a posts and a spec sheet here in this forum based on that chip located here. http://forums.auschristmaslighting.com/index.php/topic,883.msg7075.html#msg7075.
I do love the concept of this board and chip but i need to find a need for controlling lights under 350ma which isnt really enough to drive a full length strings or strips, but will be great for driving 1 watt LEDs or small sections of LED lights like 1.5 metre lengths of RGB 12vdc strip and such. So theres plenty that can still be done with this.
I look forward to seeing what the community do with these boards as there are many ingenious members that will create some fantastic pieces with these chips/boards controlling their lights.
I do love the concept of this board and chip but i need to find a need for controlling lights under 350ma which isnt really enough to drive a full length strings or strips, but will be great for driving 1 watt LEDs or small sections of LED lights like 1.5 metre lengths of RGB 12vdc strip and such. So theres plenty that can still be done with this.
I look forward to seeing what the community do with these boards as there are many ingenious members that will create some fantastic pieces with these chips/boards controlling their lights.
Come to think of it i could use a few of these for my garden lights.
Put me down for 15
Put me down for 15
kane
Dedicated elf
Put me down for 30 as well
Thanks
Kane
Thanks
Kane
mrpackethead said:
OK make that 20 then
Steve22537
Full time elf
I would hate to miss out on anything, put me down for 20.
I'll give 20 a go.
Nath_From_NT
Apprentice elf
Geez, I'd hate to miss out if everyone's getting some. I'll bow to peer pressure and take 30 thanks. Sounds like a good bit of gear.