PI doesn't blow fuses, users do. Use the lrs-600s so you can feed both sides and can even have some room for pi and you'll be fine. Couldn't agree more on the FPP based especially Kulps; that's all I run, K8 are awesome.
I don’t know if you already have a video about this, but for those of us that don’t do outdoor lighting and pretty much just indoor why is it not worth using a bunch of wemos d1 minis(or those seed esp32 minis) running wled and write your own programs there? Using the esp32 c6 or h2 you can use matter to control it with your normal smart home stuff. At $8-$15 per board I just don’t understand where the extra work to get it all going isn’t worth it? Power delivery isn’t really a problem since power supplies are so cheap now as well.
Just found out from another forum. One more question, is the Beagle bone necesarry to run just the controller? I already have a rasberry pi. Do i even need another board?
Ok so, complete noob here. This language is foreign to me, is there a way for someone to get into this hobby that is not computer Sabby? Even if that means going completely back to the basics.
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Can you make a video showing your of season architectural light design 😃👀
what is the issue with WLED controllers? you said its not it, but some reasons would be great.
Very new to this hobby, still in the studying phase. Ive been considering the Kulp 16. Good idea to go with that controller?
PI doesn't blow fuses, users do. Use the lrs-600s so you can feed both sides and can even have some room for pi and you'll be fine.
Couldn't agree more on the FPP based especially Kulps; that's all I run, K8 are awesome.
I don’t know if you already have a video about this, but for those of us that don’t do outdoor lighting and pretty much just indoor why is it not worth using a bunch of wemos d1 minis(or those seed esp32 minis) running wled and write your own programs there? Using the esp32 c6 or h2 you can use matter to control it with your normal smart home stuff. At $8-$15 per board I just don’t understand where the extra work to get it all going isn’t worth it? Power delivery isn’t really a problem since power supplies are so cheap now as well.
Any thoughts on the Baldrick board available from Gilbert Engineering?
Why no mention of Falcon Controllers? I'd think more people buy them instead of Wally controllers
Thought this was weird also, the major controller left out.....
Just found out from another forum. One more question, is the Beagle bone necesarry to run just the controller? I already have a rasberry pi. Do i even need another board?
Yes, consider it the "brain" of the controller
Had flashbacks when you mentioned Network cable running to outside and a PC in a box.
Might be a dumb question, but it looks like i am paying $80 for beagle bone premounted. What is that?
Ok so, complete noob here. This language is foreign to me, is there a way for someone to get into this hobby that is not computer Sabby? Even if that means going completely back to the basics.
We have a video in a few weeks that will show you how to make a show with just a tablet or a Chromebook, it's very cool!