Palindrome
King of Schwag
Great job! This first round just flew by.
What does 'hacked strip' mean on your LED test? Is it a combo of spectrums latched together?
I removed the resistors and bridged the gap, as a test to see what would happen. Had a fail delivery, that I ended up getting refunded.
The original idea, was to add an extra LED chip for each resistor I removed. But just to see what would happen, they are running on a smaller 50W driver with a smaller current.
If this works, and it seems to be running fine. The next test will be adding the 12 extra LED chips, and running them on a 70W driver.
If this works, I will try and do the same with a set of 24V strips.
I call it "hacking" as I am working in blind, most people I have talked with about the idea.
Have told me I shouldn't do this, when I don't know what I am doing and I don't have any real data sheets on my LED's.
BUT what's the fun in that?
When I see SolStrips and quantum boards, they don't have alot of resistors. And if I have understood anything, from all the confusing stoner posts and videos.
It's a question about not blasting too much current thru the LED's, and the resistors prevents me from burning them using a regular driver.
I think with the constant current drivers, I should be able to just add more LED's and they will use the power the resisters "wasted" and not burn out.
Time will tell, and the strips where free.