danlnc
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I noticed that you used solder. I just used these connectors they sell for the led strips.
http://www.hitlights.com/3528conntw.html
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I noticed that you used solder. I just used these connectors they sell for the led strips.
http://www.hitlights.com/3528conntw.html
NoJive
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I thought about using those, but decided on solder as I thought it would be more permanent. I'm working on a project to install the multicolor LED strips on a friends bike. Those use 4 wires to connect them, and it may be beneficial to use the connectors. BTW, those multicolor strips are amazing!
http://www.amazon.com/Lemonbest®-SM...7506683&sr=8-4&keywords=multicolor+led+strips
http://www.amazon.com/Lemonbest®-SM...7506683&sr=8-4&keywords=multicolor+led+strips
danlnc
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If I knew how to solder I might also have chosen that route , but my skills are lacking. I like the multicolor strips I wish I could see a video of them. I am thinking of putting some along both sides of the frunk up to seat like your. How do you think the multi-color ones would look there.
NoJive
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I installed a strip underneath a pinball machine project I have been working on. This will give you an idea of the colors, as I have it set to slowly cycle through them:
They make a very small controller box for those, which I have installed in the pinball machine. Normally they come with a larger box, and a remote. The smaller controller allows you to adjust the LED settings without the big remote. I think they would look great going up the sides of the frunk. I didn't use them on my Spyder, as I am afraid of using too many lights and getting pulled over.
They make a very small controller box for those, which I have installed in the pinball machine. Normally they come with a larger box, and a remote. The smaller controller allows you to adjust the LED settings without the big remote. I think they would look great going up the sides of the frunk. I didn't use them on my Spyder, as I am afraid of using too many lights and getting pulled over.
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Bob Denman
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That was fun! :2thumbs:
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