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Looks like you make a request on your smartphone and listen in on it?

I haven't seen anyone do that with PVC either. Someone close by our house here outlined their driveway with PVC and drilled the lights directly into it. There's no reason why you couldnt do that on the arches themself though. I guess maybe it might lose some of the strength of the PVC being bent with that many holes in it.

@ Thanks for your feedback. I will try it for sur with 3/4 pvc tube. I will let you know the result.

They aren’t glued. I just put the long screw in, a flat washer, the pvc pipe spacer, the clamp, then a lock washer, then the nut.

@ so just a screw through a washer that goes through the clamp and you put the nut on the part of the clamp that touches the connector pipe?

That is correct. Needs to be a screw that is flat not rounded so it’s flush.

@ yes. Send me an email at lightsonbrushcreek@gmail.com if you want pictures or a closer up of it.

No, we are actually in Idaho.

@LightsonBrushCreek aww ok, 😢.. Thank you!

@ one of our good friends that has a show is though. You should check them out. @NWR Light Show

Depends on how much you want to do. For something small like that, you could get away with this or potentially another small controller. I have a bigger box in my garage to run the full christmas light show. Are you wanting to do it to music, or just some cool effects. If just cool effects, you need nothing more than this and the arches (and power and cords).

@@3wheelsdowninTX these are the ones that I use. a.co/d/2jit0dY

@@3wheelsdowninTX feel free to let me know which sequences you like and I can tell you where I got them, or potentially share.

Nice setup. Would you share or where you got your sequences. Thanks.

@ ​​⁠feel free to email about specific ones. Some I did myself, some were from a vendor, some were free from the Google drive. Email me at lightsonbrushcreek@gmail.com about which ones and I can let you know.

@@BunkerBrawler thanks! I have a combination of 20 watt RGBW floods on the ground that go on and some permanent puck lights that are under the soffits.

@@Mommalife22 thanks!

@@imercasanovaparra I haven’t really had an issue with lag when running them as permanent lighting during the off season. For my light show though I won’t be using these because of wifi lag. I’ll have them hardwired via a different controller.

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@@rockymntsax thanks for the feedback. I had actually put it back in the packing for the video to give it the cool unboxing feel. Noted for next time.

Definitely depends on where the box is located and the climate. It can get warm in there for sure, but fortunately I live where it's not quite so hot. Many people in warmer climates will add a vent or venting fan to the box. Similar to this www.amazon.com/BUD-Industries-IPV-1115-IP32-Vent/dp/B00L3QTZRY?source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&ref_=fplfs&psc=1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER

@@LightsonBrushCreek It would be ok for christmas lights, since it's winter then. 🙂

Thanks! These are 12v pucks. I only did power balancing. The front and end of each line are tied together. The longest run I believe was about 170. I only have the one line running from the controller, then it splits off at the first pixel to carry more power to the last pixel. The wasatch controller can work with xlights if you run it as a WLED controller. For the show though I'm just going to run the lights off of a falcon smart receiver since I will have one close by and I always prefer hardwired CAT5 over wifi. Less room for issues. I've done tests though through xlights.

@@LightsonBrushCreek understood on the pucks, so the initial power wire and i can run a second power wire ( from he PS ) that hook to end of the led pucks run ? is there a reason for a falcon ? wasatch also offer a Pixels Advanced controller that uses ethernet. I'm starting with house lights ( led pucks ) and 1 core prop, but i want to make sure i can get a controller that i can use in the future when i get more advanced and i'm ready to setup a full light show or do you recommend to just get a the $200+ falcon or Kulp controller

@@andrescastro6538 I just spliced power from the first pixel to the last pixel. Only one cord coming from the controller. You could run another directly from the PS. If I were to do it again I’d do the wasatch advanced so I didn’t have to deal with wifi. If that were the case then I wouldn’t use the falcon smart receiver for the show. If you’re eventually wanting to expand then you can still use the wasatch for the show or I’d recommend a Kulp K4 for year round pixels or another Kulp. Thats what I use for everything else with the show. You can watch my behind the scenes video for more details there.

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I printed it. You can buy the file or a print from inspire light shows. inspirelightshows.com/product/falcon-receiver-and-distro-mount-to-meanwell-lrs-350/

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These are the magnets I used. The plates are just regular washers I picked up from the hardware store. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B081V9XLNF/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1

@@LightsonBrushCreek Thank you! Again, nice job!!

I didn't indicate in the video, but I cut most the zip ties and moved the lights to make it more dense. Instead of a 360 tree its around 200-220. I think I put it as 200 in xlights.

Yes, those are the walmart trees. They've been great! I had one pixel go out, so I just cut that strand down to 10.