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Thank you for this video! Could you tell me where you purchased your gasket seal or what the part number is? I can't find the part on line. THANK YOU!

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I like how much to 50 pcs of controller in Nigeria

I have a commercial project that requires 48 12ft vertical runs (basically 576 ft) of RGB. How would you go about powering it? Multiple power supplies? or one large? and what's the best configuration as to not trip the breakers. I'd suppose we will need 60amp at the panel or larger. Should I use 12v or 24v?

The squirellanator and a barrel of water work better.

Thanks for this tutorial! I had an idea but I didn't know if it was possible and I having a hard time wording the question to find the answer but I finally found your video. Thanks - I'm so excited to try it now!

Mate, you knocked it out of the park, very nice job I’m actually learning and feeling confident to have a go, many thanks.

Great video mate, I was looking everywhere for a video like this explaining the different power needs, cheers 🍻

Im just the other way around, had to bird proof my chipmonk food to keep the bluejays away

I'm looking for just a shovel that collapses without the extra tools..any suggestions?

I didn't read every comment but a couple questions.... In your example you said you need 500 watts.... Would you personally use a 500 watt power supply or can you or would you use 2 - 250 watt power supplies one at each end?.... I thought in another video you mentioned putting a power supply at each end so the farthest leds didn't go dim. But maybe that was only if you had a weaker than needed power supply?....

Great job with instructions

Great video select. One question I have the way you connected the plug-in power supply .I would like to do but also to be able to control it from my light switch. How would I be able to do that?

Yea that happens when u leave the awning open with no supervision!!

Your video was absolutely what I needed. Thank you for being so thorough and not overly wordy. You said what needed to be said to get the viewer to see and know what you were doing. Thank You. Now we can sleep peacefully in the new and quieter RV.

Didn't take him long to get the whole thing calibrated and operating like a Swiss watch. The average backyard squirrel is sharper than most gummint folks.

Yes, I want to see you out smart this guy..❤

Yup, my turn . The Bearings are driving me crazy !!!!

Several movies that Are funny to watch, you mean. Super Squirrel outsmarting your block attempts is funny definitely. Since he's bypassed your trap a couple of times and had no food to eat I'd say that would be a partial victory for you. That Grey is unbelievably tenacious.

O just seen a short video you were saying about fixing arm awning wish I could send you picture of mine. I can't hardly open my door to get inside had a water pocket

I'm hooked on these videos. Not only are they funny but educational as well.😂

My drame

I would love to see any ideas on how to create an enclosure or mounting mechanisms for these led power supplies. Most that I know of use m4 screws, so maybe we can use m4 hexes to mount them on boards or enclosures

Demon squirrel 😂

Great job one of the best I have seen to help with do it yourself repairs.

Smart squirrel.

so i will not use them too expensive lol ill stick with le bulbs lol

He's nutty lol

Really enjoy your videos... My question is can a led strip light (RGB OR SINGLE) be connected to a dimmer...? And how can it be connected..? Pls I need a video Thanks

Men like you save a lot of other some headaches. Thank you sir

This is a worthy project for any to-do list, on the flipside, have you seen some of the curious projects in Woody Hyezmar’s Woodworking Bible? Try go’gling his latest stuff before he publishes it.

Good evening help please. . I have a 5 meter long 12V LED. (FCOB I RGB IC LED light strip, WS2811). it consumes 12 watt/m so requires 12*5 = 60. + 20% it gives 80 watt. I plan to buy an esp32 for the controller with wled. I know that I have to buy a 12v power adapter which provides 80 watts even 100 watts. questions: you never talked about amps in the video, should I take amps into consideration or not? Does the power adapter adapt according to what the LED requires? Can I buy a 150 watt power supply without problem? (I plan to add another LED in the future). help me please

You did a great job on the video, I would just like to mention that you should always make sure that the capacitor itself has been drained of its voltage before you attempt to remove it or the wiring They hold a significant amount of juice and can put you in a hospital pretty quick if it discharges to your bare hand they'll blow your fingernails off.

that part you showed at the end plzzzzzz tell me the name of it both my awning arms broke do to that part snapping on both sides

er, tie-wrap. . .

I was considering buying a slinky, now I want one just to see how smart my squirrels are, ha ha!!!

love that guy one day he will get there

5 volt?? My LED strip is 5v

can you show how to connect 4 lines to that power supply?

With this would you need to still need inject power on the other side ? Or can this be powered off the one end ?

Put a piece of cardboard behind the outer fan to avoid gouging the coil

Dang the stupid music makes it hard to hear you and is distracting.

I have watched hours of videos on this topic. This was the only video that helped me. Thank you

I see you ran 2 300 strippes . What is the limit if the wattage is increased

Squirrel is about as sharp as a bowlingball

RUclips algorithms strike again

Thank you so much, I almost threw away the bag.

Not a good idea! This wattage per foot will require a welding hood when you turn them on. You should never run that many watts on one power supply. Your asking for a fire.

Birds aren't electrocuted on power lines because they aren't grounded. The key for keeping Squirrels off feeders may be using relatively low voltage current wired in a way that grounds the squirrels as they climb up but won't shock the birds. Any ideas?

Great video. But can we stop putting background music on instructional videos. It makes it hard to hear and focus on the instructions