360 Degree LED Lights

[kenjreno]

I just came across these on Ray's site.

Would these work properly with the SSC?

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[chrisatpsu]

they "look" like they are built circuit wise like a plastic rectangle (1804+3 rgbleds) but if i wanted to get these, i'd start with a really small sample in case they don't work out.

[Mickpat]

These look very cool. Please keep us posted if you decide to buy some.

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[JonB256]

They'll need waterproofing if outdoors, but those could be great on a Christmas tree indoors.

It would definitely be harder to cut out a bad node, but you could actually put the splice inside the ball.

[njKeever]

Did anyone end up ordering any of these?

[Steve Gase]

Did anyone end up ordering any of these?

outwardly these look a lot like the Minleon nodes that were at the academy.  they were very nice because they could withstand a lot of force (300lbs?).  The plastic nuts were used to hold the 2 halves of a plastic sphere.  when opened, there was a water-proof led module that was inline to the wire.
if they are identical, these lights were very nicely built.  it would be great to hear how samples turn out.

[RJ]

They are, Ray sends me stuff to look at once in a while and I have some of these. If you unscrew the nuts and open the ball you can spray the pcb with the 3M spray I have been using lately and put them back together.

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 and it makes them impreverious to water. the ball can fill up if it leakes and they still work.

RJ

[njKeever]

Awesome, thanks! I didn't see listed how far apart the balls are. Looks like about a foot?