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How can you use 18 gauge wire with 20 amps?

Always a warm colour at night or red.. promotes better sleep.

Small touches add up for a premium look. Great job!

very cool bro

So the plates you used, now have a circular “stamp” on the matte side lol. I’ve searched all over creation looking for a plate that works. SOMEONE HELP!

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I bought 2 16 ft fcob strips, 12v power supply and the controller and got nothing but flickering. I'm going to try the 5c pcbs with a different psu and see if i get a better result. For an off the shelf product you shouldn't have to add a resister to resolve flickering.

His voice is hot ❤❤😂 😂

For this application you don't need the diffusion channel probably, if there are enough leds per meter (for cost savings) :)

Hey where can I get those wires for the transparent connector?

can you write down the characteristics of the cut boards, I'm wondering about their dimensions

im simply amazed how much effort you put into this. especially the computation of power source

the cords have left the chat

❤❤❤ Just beautiful. I love this video. ❤❤❤

❤❤❤ This is super Awesome.... I watched the other 2 videos as well about Sound FX. Just need to know as you installed 4 ESPs to the table you built. 1 for border and 3 for legs. Is that 3 legs synched together and table border separate. Two sets of sound affects? ❤❤❤

❤❤❤ I just love it man ❤❤❤

❤❤❤ Wow, hectic but great job ❤❤❤

❤❤❤ This is just great. ❤❤❤

❤❤❤ Lovely.

❤❤❤ Lovely comparison among 3 different types of power sources and their affect on the LED lighting and power injection - love it ❤❤❤

❤❤❤ Great and easy tutorial. thanks. ❤❤❤

will this work wit ha 4 pin rope version of leds if i cut the 4 pin connector off?

❤❤❤ Love this walkthrough. Thanks. ❤❤❤

"Paper towels are your friends" - so true! With a little rubbing alcohol on them too to keep your hands clean. Great job!

How about a new better app?

Hey Chris, your videos are fantastic. My problem is that my bench setup like yours works, but the ESP32 controllers keep burning up. I see other post with the same problem but no good solution. I am using the USB-c ESP and 12v or 24v and my guess is the ground or data is back feeding and killing the ESP32. I am using a USB-c power source for the esp but a 12v power supply for the the LEDs, the 12v + only goes to the LEDs so it’s the data or the ground killing the boards.

Great video! I’ll have to check it out myself.

WARNING: this is NOT the typical low voltage from this channel. This installation will mess you up if you don’t know what you’re doing. Go watch a couple of regular light installation videos to learn about safety before starting this project, if you’ve primarily only worked with low voltage stuff. Just wanted to point it out since the primary content in this channel is very safe to handle. Unlike this one.

Please, could you review the new Govee RGBWW + RGBIC Smart Ceiling Light

Awesome!! Excited to try it. Where can i get the calibration picture/ Wallpaper? Thx

I mean for the amount of money they have raised already I would have manufacturer shipping these out already. Plus the price they are asking for it and timelines is literally piss take. Looks cool. But not cool enough to throw my money out and wait till November...

I'm wanting to make one much smaller and as a decal that can be put on the back of a motor helmet. How difficult do you think that would be. I found no alternative so it looks like I'll be doing it myself

What is the largest current the esp32 can handle while not destroying the board?

The only thing Govee is crushing is your wallet....

The dream that will never come true for me

Would love the govee and signal rgb integration video!

Taste in music is on point!

Is this waterproof? Would be great to use it around the bathroom mirror

How was this 10m strip powered?

I'm confused. Shouldn't the wall below the bottom of the screens be identical to highlight the fact that you are using the SAME exposure and white balance on both captures?

Which camera do you use please reply🙏🙏

Which camera do you use please reply🙏🙏

How many LED strips can you run in parallel on one ESP32

4:50 I wonder how long they'll last til the critters get to them. Squirrels, rabbits, mice... As a cable guy, they're job security for us

Hello! great video thank you... I'm currently swimming above my head trying to figure this all out as I had never even thought about programming LED strips before yesterday and have zero experience with any sort of stuff, so talk to me like i'm a fast learning child lol... ... i'm trying to program lights for a halloween prop. Think like a stargate basically. I want to use a cycling animation in the lights like its spinning up (i saw something i liked in the govee presets so figure there might be something in WLED)... I could totally use this and be done with it... BUT it would be a step up to be able to trigger it from my prop controllers. But I am just learning the terms PWM, SPI, RJ12, ect and even pretty basic with my understanding of current... So the prop controlers generally send out 5/12/24v to turn stuff on or off. There are also DMX outputs... my current thought is that I could use the DMX, use a DMX to SPI decoder and go to this RJ12 port instead of using the button?? am I on the right path at all? I also found this video: czcams.com/video/nQJ4LkHcPl4/video.html Which is a more direct path for a switch and wondering if it could be done this way somehow. I have subscribed to your channel and now that i'm super addicted to this LED stuff i'll prob be watching every video on your channel lol.

Hello i saw this project and I want to do it but I just want to check something to make sure i understand. This only works if you connect the whole system to your computer? I cant for now use this set up to be something like the govee backlight set up?

What the cost rundown?

You know what you have to do now right? Add the light on the other side as well

Where did you hide all the electronics including the microphone

Just subscribed to your channel because iv been watching a lot of different led strip installations and your channel is the only one that are very intriguing. Great installs and your video editing is very nice! I want to do this exact set up with a L wood shape covering the strip. Thank you for this video. You make this look very easy! Lol