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Wiring Pixels to Falcon F16V3
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[QUOTE="i13, post: 116995, member: 21708"] That should work. Your negative connections alongside the data at the base of the tree are redundant but unlikely to cause a problem. They're redundant because the negative is already connected through the bus bar. Another option is to power two strings with the same pair of cables from the bus bar. In that scenario, you would keep the negative connection and also a positive alongside the data at the base of the tree. Remember that the pair of cables needs to handle double the current in this scenario so it'll have double the voltage drop before the first pixels that it powers unless you use thicker cable. [/QUOTE]
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