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Nice short video pack with good info, thanks.

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Sir, you are actually a lifesaver! Thank you so much for this information.

I tried taking part of mine down to give a more chill vibe but the whole strip turned off and it won’t turn on because I think I ripped one of the wires

Uhhhh... maybe next time spend a lil more time explaining how to solder. Did you not use flux? What type of solder wire did you use? What the hell does dry soldering mean? And how is it different from wet soldering? People who watch a video entitled "how to solder blah blah blah" probably dont know how to solder blah blah blah.

this is perfect for removing the shitty adhesive that come with these, thanks

Give me a led light that I can actually cut through @Instyle LED recommend us a set

Thank you!!!!

I had got some baybetter led lights and I cut along the very first copper dotted line and none of them will turn on now how do I fix it ?

What LED’s did he get !? I wasted so much money. The first time I cut them, I didn’t do it right, so I bought another box and cut it RIGHT ON THE COPPER AND IT STILL DIDNT WORK 😭 now I have to buy yet another $50 box of LED’s to finish my room 😒

Don´t say mumfs, say months!

can you tell by looking at a blown out bulb whether its cool white, warm white or daylight. its written 4000k but not sure to buy warm, cool or daylight

the main question now is: is there 2700k 3000k in cool white or daylight. no one is addressing this. does that mean the lower you go the amber. is the lowest kelvin warm white.

do u mean checking old bulbs?

Thats right,i hate 12v leds projects, very expensive, good for cars, bad for house😅

What if the lights turn on but after a few minutes the turn off completely before turning back on again. This cycle repeats

I'm facing the same thing but but it happened with no contact at all like no paint nor silicon what's the reason for that n how can I fix

Just received mine today. Was expecting it to have a lead to connect to the power outlet? Now I need to work out how to wire it to the power. No instructions?

Hi, I just bought my LED lights and they were working fine but when I woke up the next morning they weren’t on anymore and I tried switching off and disconnecting it but it doesn’t turn on. Tho when I touch the metal tiny dots for colour on the strip, the light in that area comes on with that colour and when I stop touching it the light goes off

do the LED strips need to be 8 bit or 16 bit compatible? or is the added accuracy of a 16 bit controller able to be interpreted by all LED strips

wow i wish i knew this before wrapping my lights around nails on my wall thinking i got ripped off

It is usefull

Where can I purchase this

Any way to fix a strip torn in the middle of a cut point?

Nice

W Video actually answered my only question about these

My led light thick rope

Who repair led lights

i cut mine in the first part on the plugging point 😢😢🤦‍♀🤦‍♀

BRO HOW THE FUCK DO YOU PEEL THAT OF I CANT

Badically the powersupply sucks and seems dangwrous, has happened to me twice now with my strip- the strip is fine but as soon as i put a couple of more strips on it stars ancting up, I guess theyre made to break within 2 years

What if you strip turns on as you are trying to plug it in but once the usb is plugged in all the way the strip doesnt come on

Lifesaver

Man what a garbage product. Its easier to take the adhesive off altogether than it is just to uncover it

I have that problem but the strange thing is that I was using it normally and one day I turned it off via controller and like half an hour later i tried to turn them on again and this would happen. Also now it wont turn off via controller, just unplugging it. Anyone has a solution for this?

Replaced my LED strip lights after the old ones went dead with the same brand and (seemingly) the same model. Because I thought everything was the same, I didn’t bother replacing the power adapter and was so stumped when only the red lights were working and it seemed super dim. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO AND FOR SOLVING MY PROBLEM, YOU ARE A HERO AND A SAINT

Do they burn out one by one or do they dim as well? Like burn out and get less bright..?

But is it safe to connect a 8v adapter to a 12v led strip?

how did you got the eged of the cover cut in 45 degres?

Great video! To the point and very informative

It was too difficult for me to do this,so l cut it carefully and i kept the small piece that was working and i recycled the other one that was off.I put the small piece that i got in a corner to give some lighting.Next week i will get a new one and be more carefull this time

Golden, you are a legend👌🏼

How do u fix it?

great advice thank you

Im facing this problem 😅.

/me Watches OP cut out a *whole* segment of led tape in horror. Looks at my reel of led tape and finds missing resistor position. Checks a working segment's equivalent smd resistor position value, and takes note. Walks over to parts donor boards, searching for matching redistor value of equivalent size. Finds one, salvages and solders it to tape's missing resistor pads. Tests and jumps in glee at working unbutchered led tape.

Horrible video, can't see what you're doing!

how do i fix it though?

very unhelpful. i got lights from home depot and am sticking them sideways on the wall and they will NOT stay up no matter what i do

As all those options are wired in parallel, am I right to assume the length limit is determined by the amp capacity of the copper strips in the lights? I'm wondering whether I can make use of a 50v supply to power four 12v led strips wired in SERIES to form a voltage divider into 4 equal ~12 volt runs (power is ample and the copper strips are only then carrying the same amperage as the leds would drain in parallel from a 12v supply).