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why is this battery more expensive than your battery pack with a higher capacity? I want to build my own using your boards but i might as well just start with the 6600mAh battery pack
I want to design a board I can plug this into, but I need it's actual dimensions, and they aren't mentioned at all in the product description and I can't open the eagle files because I don't have access to eagle at the moment, so I just need the width and length
the resistors are built in and it's designed for 12v, so the current draw will depend on the number of LEDs on your string. if you're using 1 segment with only 3 LEDs running it at it's max current of 30 mA, that's probably a max of 90 mA, there's 60 LEDs per meter so upwards of 5400 mA or 5.4 A per meter assuming the resistors are set to run it at it's max power
one thing im dieing 2 find is a pwm controller because im having trouble generating a pwm signal @ 25khz off of my arduino to control a 4 pin fan. any1 got any tips?
No public wish lists :(