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Offline zwiller

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Wow that's density!
« on: February 07, 2014, »
Just took a gander over at Rays and saw these: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login

I have NO intention on using them...   
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Offline Dennis Cherry

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Re: Wow that's density!
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Selling you the bare strips only, absolutely no protection from the enviornment. (IP-33)
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Offline arw01

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Re: Wow that's density!
« Reply #2 on: February 07, 2014, »
Ray's silicon sleeves will fix you right up!  Power injection every meter maybe with 5v and that many?  35 amp supply for 4 meters, that sounds cheap!

Would likely be fine in a pex tube on the house too, make great wall washers if you could protect them.

Someone mentioned clear HDPE pipe, but I have not sourced that yet.

Alan

Offline kiplorenzo

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Re: Wow that's density!
« Reply #3 on: February 07, 2014, »
there is this string that is IP68 and 100% controllable pixels:
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Offline drlucas

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Re: Wow that's density!
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there is this string that is IP68 and 100% controllable pixels:
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And they are 12v

Anyone have these guys and test with a Zeus yet?
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Offline arw01

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Re: Wow that's density!
« Reply #5 on: February 09, 2014, »
I've been following an outside thread where a fellow was having issues with them and a San Devices E682.  He was awaiting Jim of San Devices to look into it with a possible firmware change to support them.

I thought Sean ordered a sample set to play with, but have not seen anything else on them.

Alan