It looks like others have been putting you down. This is awesome. Great idea. Great execution. Whish i thought of this. How much did those led's cost? At about $1.50 a piece, that had to be expensive.
wow you damn noob... this is litteraly a time lapse of you putting led's in...... theres litteraly nothing to this at all. mabey post when you've got something good
Is what you use enough do you think? For like a day-light setting, of course it is the coolest at night but I would at least like to keep some lights on. What kind of diffusion cover are u using? Standard printing paper or what?
Bonobo right? remix
BambooSamurai33 1 week ago
It looks like others have been putting you down. This is awesome. Great idea. Great execution. Whish i thought of this. How much did those led's cost? At about $1.50 a piece, that had to be expensive.
electromaniack1 3 months ago
wow you damn noob... this is litteraly a time lapse of you putting led's in...... theres litteraly nothing to this at all. mabey post when you've got something good
cedadet 3 months ago
@cedadet Unsuccessful troll is unsuccessful.
scottheonly 3 months ago
@cedadet Until you have breadboarded an LED matrix, you need to keep your mouth shut.
@axylone, thanks for taking the time to put this up.. It's appreciated!
dslynx 1 month ago
Cool guy, really nice.
Knubbivideos 3 months ago
What is your draw on the RGB LED? 20mA ?
Is what you use enough do you think? For like a day-light setting, of course it is the coolest at night but I would at least like to keep some lights on. What kind of diffusion cover are u using? Standard printing paper or what?
kenntoft 4 months ago
hi there!
i'm getting started with microcontrolers, i hope in the future can do something like this ;), very nice!!
or if you can give me some tips would be nice!!
i hope you could!!
sadmorcego1 10 months ago
wow man that's some pritty awsome project u got there :)
tbbw 1 year ago