Sunshine Fun Mine - Neon Sign from Neonip

Custom neon signs in a range of colours, fonts and graphical elements.
The sign is mounted on 5mm acrylic and uses 12V LED strips. The supplied power adapter is 12V 5A. My sign draws 18W which is 1.5 amps at 12 volts.
20% off coupon code: Julian
Product link: www.neonip.com/referral/julian

[@richardhalliday6469]

Very much like a Big Clive topic of interest!

[@keithkamps77]

Cool stuff.

[@CornishMiner]

Rather fun 🤩

[@gshingles]

If you can isolate the "Mine" you can have it come on when the miners are active :)

[@Kineth1]

And sunshine on only when the panels are providing power, and fun on only when...

[@gshingles]

@@Kineth1 now to figure out the sensor to use when fun is being had. 🤔😅

[@sarathai2876]

Cool I like it

[@EsotericArctos]

Nicely made sign, but I had to roll my eyes at the words and explanation......
LED's can do a lot of amazing things with low power draw

[@PenryMMJ]

Looks quite nicely made, and it's a good option for people who don't feel confident making their own signs. But for me the fun comes in making things. Cut a piece of acrylic, cannibalise a few of the widely available, cheap, LED neon signs, and Roberta's you're cousins mother.

[@stuartajc8141]

Surely it's Neon-IP not Neo-Nip?

[@TheEmbeddedHobbyist]

Well hung, well the sign is 🙂

[@jlucasound]

🤩🥰🌞👍

[@frankowalker4662]

Ha ha, nice one.

[@andymouse]

Hi Franko ! RIP Calculon.

[@frankowalker4662]

@@andymouse Hey Andy, how's the Op-Amp research going ?
RIP Calculon.

[@andymouse]

Going great Thanks ! gonna be able to drop by the alliance tonight...fingers crossed I get home in time !! RIP Calculon@@frankowalker4662

[@atmel9077]

0:19 *Proceeds to immediately stop watching*

[@yousuck2000]

pretty expensive stuff. also, couldn't figure out from their website where the company is located...

[@fredflintstone1]

So you learnt from Last time that 391 is 390 Ohms🙂

[@JulianIlett]

Yeah, that was a good lesson :)

[@TheEmbeddedHobbyist]

that's because 390 is only 39 Ohms, I still think orange, white, brown but then i grew up during the TPH years. 🙂 but but back then you could get 100pF caps marked 100 and 101 just to muddy the waters.

[@fredflintstone1]

@@TheEmbeddedHobbyist the marking of SMD resistors etc. is crap thought up by someone that was totally useless, why not mark from 1 -999 then, 1k 999K maybe yellow as K if they need to stick to just 3 figures and white for Ohms and red for Meg ohms then we all would not have to relearn reading numbers FFS

[@TheEmbeddedHobbyist]

@@fredflintstone1 resistors should just change to the same SMD markings as caps. 🙂

[@andymouse]

Squeak !!!!!!!!!

[@stephenbelcher]

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