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Hardware => Lynx Express => Topic started by: fds1612 on April 08, 2009,

Title: LE layout plan
Post by: fds1612 on April 08, 2009,

I attached a pdf of the layout I was planning for 2 LEs I will soon be assembling and wanted to get some input. This will be a first time experience and I am working on get up to speed. Thanks DS

Title: Re: LE layout plan
Post by: REM on April 08, 2009,

That looks perfectly fine to me. --Ron

Title: Re: LE layout plan
Post by: kylec on April 08, 2009,

Looks good!  I would put more than 7 bulbs on each channel though  ;D ;D

Title: Re: LE layout plan
Post by: RJ on April 08, 2009,

Yeah, other than needing more lights (who doesn't) it looks good.  ;D
RJ

Title: Re: LE layout plan
Post by: WWNF911 on April 08, 2009,

Looks GREAT for the moment. Might change very soon when the wireless beta testing is done.   

Leon

Title: Re: LE layout plan
Post by: bugless on April 09, 2009,

Your going to need a bigger piece of paper so you can add more channels next year ;D

Title: Re: LE layout plan
Post by: fds1612 on April 10, 2009,

More Lights , Larger layout - I am going to need rehab before its all over ;D

Title: Re: LE layout plan
Post by: Ron on April 10, 2009,

Nah, don't worry about it, just FEED THE ADDICTION!!!!

Ron

Title: Re: LE layout plan
Post by: Greg on April 10, 2009,

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Nah, don't worry about it, just FEED THE ADDICTION!!!!

Ron

Amen!

How many other addictions make so many others (especially the children) smile  :)

Greg

Title: Re: LE layout plan
Post by: Brad on May 16, 2009,

I could be wrong here...haven't some people had trouble with Vixen using Vista? Maybe the issues, if there were any, have been resolved.
Thought I remembered seeing a thread at DIYC in the Vixen topic about this.


Brad

Title: Re: LE layout plan
Post by: Greg on May 16, 2009,

Hi Brad,

I ran my show last Christmas on an Intel dual core laptop running Vista Home Premium 32bit SP1 with absolutely no problems.

...except I just couldn't get the system scheduler to start Vixen with a priority other than "low"  Annoyed me terrifically until Vixen convinced me it wasn't a problem. Vixen used barely 5% CPU.

Greg