How To Diy Infinity Flow Series Led Tail Lights: Make Your Car Stand Out
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2023
- Dive into the world of automotive customization with our step-by-step guide on creating mesmerizing infinity LED tail lights. Perfect for car enthusiasts seeking that next-level modification, these infinity mirrors combine the brilliance of LEDs with Mirrors to create an endless tunnel for a true show-stopper effect. Whether you're a seasoned retrofitter or new to the game, this upgrade promises to make your ride a conversation starter at every car show.
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Brilliant! Well explained and executed.
Really great info. Im going to try to build my own set for my S10 with BlueGhozt and your LEDs. Thanks for the info and inspiration!
This is a great video! I might attempt it one day soon... I've always loved this look since I saw the old video of the guy who did this to his Nissan Skyline. Thanks for the knowledge!
Yea, skeptik innovations did the first skylines, same guys that did the heads and tails on the DeLorean that went viral at SEMA last year. We met up at SEMA this year and he's happily started using these ucs2903 strips in his infinity builds now.
@NextLevelNeo That's really neat! I've talked to you about the 1903s and 2903s awhile back but still haven't gotten around to buying any yet... but thanks for putting it back near the top of my mind... The way you rave about those ICs I would be stupid not to try them in one of my projects.
My favorite choice for 12V LEDs is GS8208... Have you tested those vs the UCS2903? I haven't but I will try soon.. However the GS8208 also has a similar Constant Current design, but the GS8208 has 12-Bit Gamma Correction, a backup data line, and a much higher PWM. I know that in testing the GS8208 vs the WS2815, the GS8208 very noticeably outperformed it when it came to dimming and gradient effects.
I think the main advantage to the UCS2903 is that it can receive any voltage from 5-24 volts, whereas most pixel ICs like the GS8208 or WS2815 can only accept a fixed voltage like 12V in those cases... Is that right?
@imdbtruth we actually use the gs8208 in our airlift panels. They are bright and extremely reliable. You don't really even need the redundant data. The drawback is the color order being an oddball. That being said our ucs2903 is twice as bright.
@@NextLevelNeo Is that right? Cool! I'm definitely buying some to test. I really appreciate the replies!
do you sell the mirrors? and do you custom laser cut if the dimensions are communicated with you?
I can but you should check with illumaesthetic first. Their prices are very affordable. If they can't help you i can try to help.