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This project is still in the very early stages of development but here is some information so far... | This project is still in the very early stages of development but here is some information so far... | ||
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<LI>The board is being designed to be driven from either a Ren24 LV, a DC SSR, or a RenC + grinch or 595. | <LI>The board is being designed to be driven from either a Ren24 LV, a DC SSR, or a RenC + grinch or 595. | ||
<LI>Design allowing to be mountable into a 3/4" aluminum channel or some similar casing | <LI>Design allowing to be mountable into a 3/4" aluminum channel or some similar casing | ||
Frank Kostyun is heading up this design and expect to hopefully see something come out in '09... | |||
===Updates=== | |||
As of March 17th 2009 final pcb design has not yet been reached. | |||
Revision as of 22:16, 18 March 2009
Overview
This project is still in the very early stages of development but here is some information so far...
- A 1" x 18" strip containing two rows of 36 5mm superflux RGB leds (commonly called Piranha Leds).
- Design would allow to half populate the leds to a single row of 36 leds\
- The board is being designed to be driven from either a Ren24 LV, a DC SSR, or a RenC + grinch or 595.
- Design allowing to be mountable into a 3/4" aluminum channel or some similar casing
Frank Kostyun is heading up this design and expect to hopefully see something come out in '09...
Updates
As of March 17th 2009 final pcb design has not yet been reached.