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| Old Printer:
I have been learning about Arduino's for a couple years, but still a rank noob. You will find many Sketches posted online that you can use outright of with a little tweeking. You will find projects by others that are similar to yours in some respects, but it is important to learn the basics of coding so you can recognize what is going on. You really have to want to learn this stuff to go this route, but it seems like you do and forum members are always willing to help someone help themselves. |
| robjodicarter:
Now I have a question, looking for a set of addressable LED strip lights that: 1. Can be cut to length 2. Have to be fairly close ( as close as poss). 3. Have to be at least rgb if not rgbw. 4. Have to be bright. Anyone have any ideas? I will be connecting them all together to make a pixel matrix of sorts. Found the Arduino kit I want. Not I need the led kit and then I can shrink the size of the Arduino or just get a microcontroller I can program to do that task. Thank you all Rob Sent from my PH-1 using Tapatalk |
| robjodicarter:
This is the kit I will get if you guys think it will give me the basics to start? Rob Sent from my PH-1 using Tapatalk |
| Richard Crowley:
That kit looks OK. It may be a bit overkill for your specific task, but it has enough gadgets to do other things as you expand your horizons. I don't see anything for power except that 9V battery clip. You might want to get some better power source like a 9V wall-wart, etc. Especially if you want to drive a larger array of bright LEDS, you might want to have something to simulate the vehicle 13.6V source. If you live in Gresham 97030, I am in Hillsboro 97123 across town. If you need any local hands-on help or moral support or just kibitzing, IM me. :-) |
| robjodicarter:
Any ideas ? Sent from my PH-1 using Tapatalk |
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