Awesome work, but yeah, those are things you learn only by actually doing it. In my Peugeot i had to put resistors for the blinkers LED lights, and yes, they get quite hot when they are turned on for an extended period of time. Subscribed.
@ my original plan was to build a board for LEDs like you did so I can program it to spell out F**k you haha. But I need something easy first since I did a body swap on a 04 mustang and of course I need custom lights. It’s an awesome build, I’m not a TH-camr but made a few videos. Thanks for the info.
Awesome work, but yeah, those are things you learn only by actually doing it. In my Peugeot i had to put resistors for the blinkers LED lights, and yes, they get quite hot when they are turned on for an extended period of time. Subscribed.
That’s it mate - you don’t know until you try it
Sorry Sreten cracked me up 🤣. Either way, that was a great learning experience and thanks for sharing it with us!
I am trying to gather some idea to make something like this on the e36. I must say you've done an awesome job really cool.
Great work. I’m gathering ideas for my 73 Maverick. I have a basic on electronics, but do you think led strips that cut to fit would work?
LED strips are probably the most common choice for custom taillights, I just used individual bulbs because I wanted the matrix bulb look 👍
@ my original plan was to build a board for LEDs like you did so I can program it to spell out F**k you haha. But I need something easy first since I did a body swap on a 04 mustang and of course I need custom lights. It’s an awesome build, I’m not a TH-camr but made a few videos. Thanks for the info.
thats really cool , may I have the link of the 3d file please
How come you didn't use neopixels? I'm thinking of making some tails for my 525i and use neopixels strips and a a blue ghozt controller
I hate coding 😎
whats name that machine?
The 3D printer is a Bambu Lab X1-C if that’s what you mean