DIY RGB LED Christmas Lights - Part 1 - Arduino Controlled

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  • Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024

Комментарии • 13

  • @MikeKatchmar
    @MikeKatchmar 6 лет назад +1

    Nice work!!

    • @LeggieVR4
      @LeggieVR4  4 года назад +2

      Thanks Mike - would never have created this without your excellent video and code.

  • @jamessmirniotopoulos2615
    @jamessmirniotopoulos2615 3 года назад

    Wow! Just Wow! It would be great if you would share your Arduino sketches with us.
    Thanks for showing what's possible!

  • @atihrot755
    @atihrot755 Год назад

    Nice work. Congratulations. I would need those semicircles. I'm asking for skyc and cod. Thanks in advance.

  • @realmins1
    @realmins1 4 года назад +1

    good!!!!

  • @aaronag7876
    @aaronag7876 5 лет назад

    where is part 2 ? where is the build video of each of the lights ? They look good but was hoping for videos on how you built them and set them up. thanks

    • @LeggieVR4
      @LeggieVR4  4 года назад

      Sorry for late response. Part 2 never came about because I switched to controlling with Raspberry Pi, Falcon Player and xLights to sequence.
      The flake is made using scrap foam board in 6 overlaid sections. See ruclips.net/video/kHvcf89McvU/видео.html for the code.
      The trees are made from chicken wire. I mounted the LEDs on washing line using small zip ties at regular spacing - arduous task!
      The arches are made with "Correx" board cut into a semi-circle, drilled with 12mm holes and mounted on 20mm HDPE pipe. I used rigid conduit pipe and joints to hold together.

  • @dannyfpv6156
    @dannyfpv6156 4 года назад

    Nice Work, you have the template for made the Snowflake?

  • @gur316
    @gur316 5 лет назад

    Very nice project. Can you are able to share the code and schematic diagram.

    • @LeggieVR4
      @LeggieVR4  5 лет назад

      Thanks! As above, I recommend you take a look at ruclips.net/user/thachief937 for the Arduino code/sketch. I had to adapt the code as the flake I made was based on an image and ended up with more LEDs. Google WS2811 LED pixel nodes - the wiring is really easy once you're used to it. You may need to "inject" power (add extra powering points along a string), esp if using 5v like I did.

  • @joseturibz
    @joseturibz 4 года назад

    Hello,
    Nice snowflake,, I Like for next christmas
    Please send me led Numbers positions and code.

    • @LeggieVR4
      @LeggieVR4  4 года назад

      Recommend you take a look here - ruclips.net/video/kHvcf89McvU/видео.html - code link in description (although I used slightly more pixels so had to modify the code a little).