I’m very grateful for the nerdy stuff man I’ve been really kicking around the idea of building my headlights on my ram 2500. I have projectors and I want to build my own boards with a show mode along with paint and better projectors. So keep up what your doing and I’ll probably be buying the course later on
@@flyryde You definitely have my interest. Reason for me is to do a different design tail light for the 2019 Corvette. I do not like the way GM redesigned. I know they had to keep in relationship to entire car style but I want them to look better with more round instead of angled rectangle. Not sure if I made any sense
i want to build my own custom led taillights for my 2000 honda civic sedan cause i cant find anybody that sells them!! definitely gonna be watching alot of your videos thanks for taking all the work and recording all this for the car community.
Not gonna lie. When I saw the price of these on subispeed and I my first impression was, “HOLY CRAP! These are more expensive then the actual subispeed tail lights”!! But by seeing the process and labor to how these are actually made, it has seriously change my mentality of the price..... but still very $$$$$ lol or maybe I’m just poor idk xD. But GREAT video! Seems very complex but I’m sure once you learn it, easy peasy. Subscribed after watching two of your videos! Love it man! Keep it going. 👍👍
I'm so grateful for you to take the time to teach me how to do this.. I have been looking into learning how to do this for months and never found quality info , until now!! Thanks I have so many ideas that I would like try and because of your gift of knowledge and sharing resources I can try to see if they will work.. lETS NERD OUT 👍👍👍
Jason Novack thanks for that dude. Next video I’m excited about. It’ll be a real thought provoking theme, all about sharing of knowledge versus “protecting” your secrets. Spoiler alert, I think secrets hold you back 🤔
Keep with the tech videos man. You definitely inspired me to get back at it I used to make led emergency lighting for fire departments and stuff and retrofit older lighting to make them new and bad ass. I'm getting back to that because of you. Keep it coming for sure.
I LOVE THIS STUFF!🤓 and in terms of having ads in the videos...nobody is going to think negatively on that! Keep up the good work! We love what you’re doin just keep giving us content:)
I never knew about any of this. I've seen videos of cars using these types of LEDs but always thought it was one off customs. You seem to have streamlined the processes. Looking forward to learning more.
Badass video like always Chris!! Yes you should show potting that’s part of build as well, everything counts. Thank you again for me being apart of the og lightsmen. A lot of good info on there and I know more is just to come. Keep up the great work, keep your head up high and feet moving forward
Glad you like it. Yeah its gonna be amazing to see people sharing tips and tricks, animation files, etc. I'm hell bent on getting people to benefit from sharing with each other. Its exponentially more powerful than going at it alone and keeping your "secrets" to yourself ;)
Hi I am not from that kind ho give a like or follow any one or subscribe him easily But You push me to do all of this because you are a awesome I wish if I have this stuff at the same quality in my country But I am do my best by what I have Thank you so much I am really enjoying when I am watching your videos
Yeah man love the nerdy stuff!! Will need to go grab the program for a look n see how it works, does it allow you to preview the whole sequence as an animation on the computer? So you wouldn't necessarily need a preset circuit board like those c boards to start with you can just tell the program this is what it's going to look like in the end and program the sequence in? 😂😂 So many questions in the comments
Henriks Boot yeah man, I’ll continue to show more as I learn, so you guys are on the same page as I am. The sequence designer has a preview setting where it actually makes a video file of the animation 👍
@@flyryde had a mess around with this picking up the program doesn't seem to hard but I suppose putting it into practice will be different, I don't yet know enough about the boards and leds, does seem very time consuming programming it in though
Man thank goodness for you.. You're living my dream. I've always been an LED fanatic and worked for an LED manufacturer many moons ago. My idea has to do with a 3 channel Bluetooth setup.. Is that possible?
Awesome video! I like the nerdy stuff, would like to see more here on youtube if possible. Also would like to hear more info on your online course and the lightsmen website as that project gets further along. Best of luck with everything
Brendon Snover I’ll do a big fat update on the course info ASAP. I honestly wanted it open during last summer, so I’m pretty anxious to get it where it needs to be👍
Love it man! Would love to see how to get a tail light that isn't already in the Ghozt sequencer (for example the BRZ) loaded, as well as how to create custom animations for it. Tried to take what was there for the GTR and remove some LED's, but I must not have been doing something right. I have a few ideas for simple animations I haven't seen on any other cars yet that could also be applied to the GTR.
SECIIIBRZ let’s work on it together bro! I’ll post up some files next video, and ask for help modifying them from #FlyFamily then we’ll get them on your Ghozt boards so we can see that project through together 👊
I’d like to see chip leds on the turning signals on mirrors for a Nissan alt 09-12 series, original equipment manufactured burns out a lot, im not even joking I’ve replaced them so many times, I’d like to see some real bright colors
Dude this is 👏🏼 awesome, been looking to get started with some of the custom tails and the ghozt modules, you are correct no one really knows these exist and I want to start doing some of this custom tails for my ram and build more since I just started growing my hobby to now small business
Great video! Very good explanations of the programming and wiring process. Collaboration on work like this is good stuff. If you'd go more in depth to the code that would be great. God bless brother.
I’m sure there’s a lot of people buying up home exercise equipment this month that’ll collect dust and laundry soon enough. Don’t beat yourself up, it’s just a human thing 👍
Hey my man love the tutorials you make and how much you explain. Really wanna build one for my car and would like to learn how you make these led boards.
Jayson Saenz I’ll ask my members after the next update how they feel about the status. I think one more big fat update and it’ll be at least ready to open up. I’ll be building more to it for the next year or more. The main course will keep getting bigger with each new mini course that launches.
It turned out very nice, but I am very curious how you connected the LEDs without a resistor knowing that the output is 12 volts. Also, the maximum output at 1 output is 380 miles ampere, and you've connected quite a few LEDs. I wonder how. What model are LEDs
Dig the video bud but if you don't have a mod car (WRX, GTR) where do you get LEDs to program for? Also, what is the limitation of the gohzt sequencer, can it only handle a certain number of LEDs?
Chris, do you have a video showing which LEDs you prefer to use when making custom taillights? I want to make retro tails for the pro touring cars I build at my shop. Thanks, love the videos!
I have a 2012 dodge challenger and I installed a sequential tail light system and I used the super bright Sylvania off road leds. It works well and is super bright. It sequential outward for turn signal and brake. I would like the brake sequential to also once you take your foot off the brake to sequential inward before going off.....your thoughts??
Hey, I would love to see a sequential 3rd brake light that lights up more when the brake is pressed harder. So slitghtly braking lights up the middle 8 LEDs and braking full will light up all 24 LEDs.
Flyryde have you tried illumaesthetic.com they have a DIY section wer you can buy the tail light boards and comes with almost everything you need also you can request if they don't have you're model hopefully this helps and makes it easier for anybody trying to find the materials for their own projects ... good luck people
Hey Chris.. love your channel.. Hey have you ever considered making something for a Harley? this is how I ran into your channel.. was looking to make a DIY sequential panel that I can place on the rear of the Saddlebags... couple of companies make regular sequential brake/turn but like the show aspects and programability of it..
Subscribed :) Definitely keep up with the nerdy stuff, it's all stuff I want to learn. I wouldn't mind finding out how much roughly the module and stuff would be if it were sent to me in australia. I wanna do stuff like this to my taillights on my st162 Celica.
Chris, this is cool... do you need 1 ghozt module for each side like left and right lights or 1 module that controls both left and right? Also is the blueghozt the same as the ghozt sequencer?
Great questions! You can do either 1 module with wires going to both sides. I’m not a big fan of that due to the excessive amount of wires needed to make it work. 2 Ghozt minimum is my advice. You can do multiple Ghozt boards per light depending on the requirements of the build
Can you make show mode work with the alarm activation....for maybe five seconds or to blink up when arm and blink down to disarm....thanks cool stuff btw
Yeah I'm in for the real deep stuff. I know that there are some that just want to see the flashing lights. I want to know how to make these and hustle them LEDs.
New sub here...just found you! Your content is very inspiring and you are extremely talented. I’m building my son a 1982 280zx, I really would love to figure all this lighting out. Big words like sequencing, animation and ribbon wire terrifies me lol! That said, I’m determined to do this. Aside from watching all your videos, do you have a pdf step by step format for us gear heads who own ever socket known to man but can’t crimp a wire connector to save our lives? Any help would be great. I’d also be interested in just buying a pre built set of that’s a possibility. Again, thank you. Your doing a great job.
Ive watch all of your videos started 2 weeks ago. Liked em all. What connections are you using for the computer to the ghozt module? and what program do you use to customize the LED show
Thanks for watching! The ghozt gets plugged into a Pic3 tool, and I use the ghozt sequencer program to make the animations that get flashed to the module with the program from Microchip.com. I'll be covering all of that this week!
I would love to see the nerdy stuff! The sequential programming looks intimidating and interesting at the same time. .
My WRX Channel we need to do a collab if you drive that thing down! We’ll call it fixing Jacks LED work lol 👌
YESSSSSS THIS IS WHAT WE NEED
This geek stuff is my favorite. lol
I’m very grateful for the nerdy stuff man I’ve been really kicking around the idea of building my headlights on my ram 2500. I have projectors and I want to build my own boards with a show mode along with paint and better projectors. So keep up what your doing and I’ll probably be buying the course later on
You were the founding member to learn this in-depth subject.
Definitely not the first, but I was doing this a decade ago 😬
@@flyryde You definitely have my interest. Reason for me is to do a different design tail light for the 2019 Corvette. I do not like the way GM redesigned. I know they had to keep in relationship to entire car style but I want them to look better with more round instead of angled rectangle. Not sure if I made any sense
First time that i see a TH-cam channel with nice led light and custom projects. Great lights you have!
I don’t usually watch full videos. Definitely enjoyed the depth of things explained in the video. Keep going n thanks!
i want to build my own custom led taillights for my 2000 honda civic sedan cause i cant find anybody that sells them!! definitely gonna be watching alot of your videos thanks for taking all the work and recording all this for the car community.
Not gonna lie. When I saw the price of these on subispeed and I my first impression was, “HOLY CRAP! These are more expensive then the actual subispeed tail lights”!! But by seeing the process and labor to how these are actually made, it has seriously change my mentality of the price..... but still very $$$$$ lol or maybe I’m just poor idk xD. But GREAT video! Seems very complex but I’m sure once you learn it, easy peasy. Subscribed after watching two of your videos! Love it man! Keep it going. 👍👍
I'm so grateful for you to take the time to teach me how to do this.. I have been looking into learning how to do this for months and never found quality info , until now!! Thanks I have so many ideas that I would like try and because of your gift of knowledge and sharing resources I can try to see if they will work.. lETS NERD OUT 👍👍👍
Jason Novack thanks for that dude. Next video I’m excited about. It’ll be a real thought provoking theme, all about sharing of knowledge versus “protecting” your secrets.
Spoiler alert, I think secrets hold you back 🤔
I’m hope you still have classes for this because I’m definitely needing them great video
Keep with the tech videos man. You definitely inspired me to get back at it I used to make led emergency lighting for fire departments and stuff and retrofit older lighting to make them new and bad ass. I'm getting back to that because of you. Keep it coming for sure.
I LOVE THIS STUFF!🤓 and in terms of having ads in the videos...nobody is going to think negatively on that! Keep up the good work! We love what you’re doin just keep giving us content:)
Love this! Hopefully can build a set of tails for my e93 one day as no one makes any for that model
I never knew about any of this. I've seen videos of cars using these types of LEDs but always thought it was one off customs. You seem to have streamlined the processes. Looking forward to learning more.
love the nerdy stuff, it is the reason why I subscribed!!
Tyler Crabtree awesome! Seems like that’s the response from others 🙏
Keep doing what you're doing man. Most informative source i have found so far. Subscribed first video
I love watching it! It is beyond me. So I earn so much with each video. Look forward to seeing more and getting into the courses.
Badass video like always Chris!! Yes you should show potting that’s part of build as well, everything counts. Thank you again for me being apart of the og lightsmen. A lot of good info on there and I know more is just to come. Keep up the great work, keep your head up high and feet moving forward
Amazing video dude! I'd love to see as much "nerdy stuff" as possible! I'm super excited to dive into all this!
Glad you like it. Yeah its gonna be amazing to see people sharing tips and tricks, animation files, etc. I'm hell bent on getting people to benefit from sharing with each other. Its exponentially more powerful than going at it alone and keeping your "secrets" to yourself ;)
great content, ive learned so much and look forward to having you pour more knowledge into my brain
I like seeing this side of lighting, keep it going!
More videos like this please
Лютая тема!!! Просто шедевр
I would love to see a lot of this kind of stuff because I am looking into make my own custom headlights
Yes absolutely do nerdy sequential love it n preciate your teachings
This could be really useful for custom LED lights on motorcycles. Saves having to run a bunch of led strings if you could use small boards instead.
Would love more on having boards like this made for different cars. Awesome content!
Leave the nerdiness 😍
bro..... how much.... lol great channel Chris!!!
Keep it upp!! I've been wanting to build my own sequential tail lights for some time now, I'm just unsure where to start.
Hi
I am not from that kind ho give a like or follow any one or subscribe him easily
But
You push me to do all of this because you are a awesome
I wish if I have this stuff at the same quality in my country
But I am do my best by what I have
Thank you so much
I am really enjoying when I am watching your videos
Very good my bro keep up and love video 💯
Dominic Kirkwood thanks as always my dude 🙏
Hey you so very welcome bro
Thank you very much 🥰
Yeah man love the nerdy stuff!!
Will need to go grab the program for a look n see how it works, does it allow you to preview the whole sequence as an animation on the computer? So you wouldn't necessarily need a preset circuit board like those c boards to start with you can just tell the program this is what it's going to look like in the end and program the sequence in?
😂😂 So many questions in the comments
Henriks Boot yeah man, I’ll continue to show more as I learn, so you guys are on the same page as I am. The sequence designer has a preview setting where it actually makes a video file of the animation 👍
@@flyryde had a mess around with this picking up the program doesn't seem to hard but I suppose putting it into practice will be different, I don't yet know enough about the boards and leds, does seem very time consuming programming it in though
do have swichback back for 2012 Chevy equinox turn signal
If you want the best sequential tail lights/look then get a 2013/14 Mustang model.
Very cool. Thanks for sharing.
Would definitely love to see more nerdy programming oh the ghost module!
I like your topic very informative
Chris, great video! I’m closer to working on my tails for my VW, I’ve managed to cut open the lights so I can see what I’m working with
Man thank goodness for you.. You're living my dream. I've always been an LED fanatic and worked for an LED manufacturer many moons ago. My idea has to do with a 3 channel Bluetooth setup.. Is that possible?
Awesome video! I like the nerdy stuff, would like to see more here on youtube if possible. Also would like to hear more info on your online course and the lightsmen website as that project gets further along. Best of luck with everything
Brendon Snover I’ll do a big fat update on the course info ASAP. I honestly wanted it open during last summer, so I’m pretty anxious to get it where it needs to be👍
Excellent bro very interesting and innovating
sukhwinder singh thanks for watching!
Love it man! Would love to see how to get a tail light that isn't already in the Ghozt sequencer (for example the BRZ) loaded, as well as how to create custom animations for it. Tried to take what was there for the GTR and remove some LED's, but I must not have been doing something right. I have a few ideas for simple animations I haven't seen on any other cars yet that could also be applied to the GTR.
SECIIIBRZ let’s work on it together bro! I’ll post up some files next video, and ask for help modifying them from #FlyFamily then we’ll get them on your Ghozt boards so we can see that project through together 👊
ok, there's a part two. Neat lol
New intro needed showing what you’ve done
Rolando Bernal tell me more 👍 like an intro for all the videos?
Same. Like what you are doing
Another awesome video!!! Great info
Uriel Becerra glad you liked this one 👍
FlyRyde not only this, but all of them!!! Love them all
This one's is very very Nice 👌.
Yeah, more tech stuff!
I’d like to see chip leds on the turning signals on mirrors for a Nissan alt 09-12 series, original equipment manufactured burns out a lot, im not even joking I’ve replaced them so many times, I’d like to see some real bright colors
Dude this is 👏🏼 awesome, been looking to get started with some of the custom tails and the ghozt modules, you are correct no one really knows these exist and I want to start doing some of this custom tails for my ram and build more since I just started growing my hobby to now small business
Loving all of your content keep it up
Great video! Very good explanations of the programming and wiring process. Collaboration on work like this is good stuff. If you'd go more in depth to the code that would be great. God bless brother.
Watched the video the whole way through, let the ads play thru, think you should post as much content as possible.
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i brought 2 ghost modules ages ago after watching a few of your videos and i still haven't used them 😯🤦♂️
I’m sure there’s a lot of people buying up home exercise equipment this month that’ll collect dust and laundry soon enough. Don’t beat yourself up, it’s just a human thing 👍
Cooooool!!
GREAT video learned a lot hope to see one for Evo 10 Vland taillights or headlights
Good stuff..... You have the same soldering iron as me :)
Hey my man love the tutorials you make and how much you explain. Really wanna build one for my car and would like to learn how you make these led boards.
I would like to say thank you for sharing I think it's cool not so Nerdy
Would love to see more
Does the programming work with illumaesthetic tail lights changing the brightness of idle
Chris, how much longer till the online course is ready?
Jayson Saenz I’ll ask my members after the next update how they feel about the status. I think one more big fat update and it’ll be at least ready to open up. I’ll be building more to it for the next year or more. The main course will keep getting bigger with each new mini course that launches.
Awesome bro
suthan mech 👍
Do whatever you wanna do. Make as many videos as you can
It turned out very nice, but I am very curious how you connected the LEDs without a resistor knowing that the output is 12 volts. Also, the maximum output at 1 output is 380 miles ampere, and you've connected quite a few LEDs. I wonder how. What model are LEDs
I like the nerd stuff here, those lights are killer, would like to see something for an S10
Woooooooooow 👍
Dig the video bud but if you don't have a mod car (WRX, GTR) where do you get LEDs to program for? Also, what is the limitation of the gohzt sequencer, can it only handle a certain number of LEDs?
Chris, do you have a video showing which LEDs you prefer to use when making custom taillights? I want to make retro tails for the pro touring cars I build at my shop. Thanks, love the videos!
So Chris I have a project I need a good starting point on I know you’re going to love it. Sequential turn signals 04 G35 sedan
I have a 2012 dodge challenger and I installed a sequential tail light system and I used the super bright Sylvania off road leds. It works well and is super bright. It sequential outward for turn signal and brake. I would like the brake sequential to also once you take your foot off the brake to sequential inward before going off.....your thoughts??
Hey, I would love to see a sequential 3rd brake light that lights up more when the brake is pressed harder. So slitghtly braking lights up the middle 8 LEDs and braking full will light up all 24 LEDs.
Like these but depending on brake input instead. th-cam.com/video/NE-Ik5glH-M/w-d-xo.html
Flyryde have you tried illumaesthetic.com they have a DIY section wer you can buy the tail light boards and comes with almost everything you need also you can request if they don't have you're model hopefully this helps and makes it easier for anybody trying to find the materials for their own projects ... good luck people
Could u pls do this on BMW 90s like E36? It'd be very cool 😎
I'd need to see those working outdoors in midday sun. I'm concerned about how effective those tiny LEDs are in bright sunlight.
Great video. Can we finish my car?
You should do a 2017 Honda Civic si 4 door Sedan
This is way late but looking to possibly start making a custom set for my rd1 crv but
Hey Chris.. love your channel.. Hey have you ever considered making something for a Harley? this is how I ran into your channel.. was looking to make a DIY sequential panel that I can place on the rear of the Saddlebags... couple of companies make regular sequential brake/turn but like the show aspects and programability of it..
I wanna do a sequential build on my 81 mustang taillights. You’d have to look them up.
Jake Buchanan do it!
FlyRyde are there universal circuit boards available?
Great work man quick question can you make something for the Nissan Altima 2017 with the drl
Could you use a RPi attached instead of that board and create show mode on the fly?
Subscribed :)
Definitely keep up with the nerdy stuff, it's all stuff I want to learn.
I wouldn't mind finding out how much roughly the module and stuff would be if it were sent to me in australia. I wanna do stuff like this to my taillights on my st162 Celica.
do you do dash lightening effects
Could I make the inside parts (strips ) to any car ?
Limitless if you’re able to design and print circuit boards then yeah 👍
@@flyryde do you have a video of that process?
Chris, this is cool... do you need 1 ghozt module for each side like left and right lights or 1 module that controls both left and right? Also is the blueghozt the same as the ghozt sequencer?
Great questions! You can do either 1 module with wires going to both sides. I’m not a big fan of that due to the excessive amount of wires needed to make it work. 2 Ghozt minimum is my advice. You can do multiple Ghozt boards per light depending on the requirements of the build
You can do both. Chris
Rushane Billings seems that’s the main response 👌
Can you make show mode work with the alarm activation....for maybe five seconds or to blink up when arm and blink down to disarm....thanks cool stuff btw
I bough after market led taillights for my Camaro and it had that delay when pressing the brake thanks lol
Yeah I'm in for the real deep stuff. I know that there are some that just want to see the flashing lights. I want to know how to make these and hustle them LEDs.
Could you make something for the c6 tail lights?
I was hoping it would actually get into matrix leds and stuff
hey, I need to set this up for my corsa utility but only for indicator signals (left, right and hazard)
I have a 2001 Toyota Camry and I want my tail lights like this what does something like this run
New sub here...just found you! Your content is very inspiring and you are extremely talented. I’m building my son a 1982 280zx, I really would love to figure all this lighting out. Big words like sequencing, animation and ribbon wire terrifies me lol! That said, I’m determined to do this. Aside from watching all your videos, do you have a pdf step by step format for us gear heads who own ever socket known to man but can’t crimp a wire connector to save our lives? Any help would be great. I’d also be interested in just buying a pre built set of that’s a possibility. Again, thank you. Your doing a great job.
Ive watch all of your videos started 2 weeks ago. Liked em all. What connections are you using for the computer to the ghozt module? and what program do you use to customize the LED show
Thanks for watching! The ghozt gets plugged into a Pic3 tool, and I use the ghozt sequencer program to make the animations that get flashed to the module with the program from Microchip.com. I'll be covering all of that this week!
I need some gmc taillights made
MORE!!!
How do I get my hands on that sea style strip for brake lights and turn signal?
What are the rectangular leds called. I found the round ones and rub but not the one you used on the first video