@@ProjectsWithRed Your videos are well explained also the lighting is great, maybe I will suggest to you to add music in the background and some sound effects but I really enjoy watching your videos, my friend !!😃
It should be a very similar setup as in this project, but just be careful to have the correct voltage conversions for the LEDs and the micro-controller.
Hey my man i like your videos !
Can you tell me where are you from ?
That's amazing to hear, thank you! UK. For feedback, can you please let me know what it is about the videos that you like.
@@ProjectsWithRed Your videos are well explained also the lighting is great, maybe I will suggest to you to add music in the background and some sound effects but I really enjoy watching your videos, my friend !!😃
@@waxoremd Thank you very much! I really appreciate it.
Hi! I was wondering if you knew the max voltage and current that can go through the usable pins when their pinmode is set as input. Thanks in advance!
For the Attiny84, each pin is rated 3V, 40mA.
Hey my man, do you happen to have a schematic which I can use to power an 12V LED strip using three potentiometers, as shown in your setup?
It should be a very similar setup as in this project, but just be careful to have the correct voltage conversions for the LEDs and the micro-controller.