LED Hanger Base - Hobbynetics Wireless LED Base Demo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 มิ.ย. 2024
- Here's a quick demonstration of the LED Hanger Base from Hobbynetics! It allows you to use LEDs wirelessly in your plastic model kits - or anything!
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Really glad you showed these off! When I first saw the base and LEDs I was thinking about getting them, but you’ve sold me on it now for sure!
The way they work is simple. The base creates an electromagnetic field, and the copper wire around the LEDs converts that into electricity for the lights.
It's not MUCH, but since LEDs are super power efficient, it works.
Thanks for picking my Bernard Wiseman GM! I did not expect a win, first model competition I've entered!
I have a guy in China that makes the LED even smaller. He makes these custom and everything
I wish I had a guy
I wish I had a guy in china
we all want that guy
The guy who does them for the Lbase system?
@@lancebardock yeah hes been dm’ing me all the new shitbhes been making and he has some hella tiny LED’s
Wow, I was just gonna look up videos on leds for gunpla and bases for gunpla, you pretty much read my mind!
This is pretty cool technology.
man was i tempted to buy this thing 2 weeks ago. thanks for the vid
why on earth would you leave all the room lights on for this entire video?
The only flaw I can see with this is the portability, and apart from sizing, it’s so cool!
Portability on a model kit? Only badass award-winning modelers would have a need for that.
@@nameputhpong9041 fair enough haha. I have WIPs with LEDs and I like to play with my kits as bad as that sounds, so that was a thought that popped in my head. I wanna put it somewhere without lugging a big base around :D
@@ryanne6359 and even you ARE going for awards, I think many have regulations on parts, that maybe will be edgy on rules?
@@lilruss15 my bad! I didn’t intend for that, I don’t even know the regs on that, this is just some thoughts by an amateur Gundam model fan.
@@ryanne6359 No worries, I think most (if not all) of official competitions you cannot add 3D-printed parts, some form of third-party kit (which this stand is kinda hitting on the edge), and resin Garage kits, I think arguably this stand hits all three?
skylanders figures used this type of tech and i always wondered how i could use something like that in a gundam, and yet here it is a few years later! :))
Magic. I can't see myself using this but hot damn it it pretty neat.
I wonder if a slight(
or, they would like you to buy two
I've been learning to wire pico smd's incorporating internal battery packs and micro switches. They're so small you can put them anywhere. Feels like I'm making a custom toy.
I've always been interested in this but I've never really customized my kits or anything so I wouldn't get much milage out of it
Do you think these would these be difficult to mount in MG 00 GN drives? Two of these bases together look like they'd make a good display for all my MG 00 kits.
Any issues if you place chogokin or models with metal parts on the base?
Are there extensions and attachable parts that would work with it, like a bridge or crane?
Bought the adafruit Small Inductive Coil and 10 Wireless LED kit as a DIY version of this
Those things are freaking huge. Had to resort back to good old fashion wite and smd leds
wish you turned off some of the studio lighting to see the LEDs better but cool product!
This is very cool but how bright are those lights?
with some effects parts that could be really coolconsidering they're compatible with the action baseit can make some really cool fight scenes with some effect partsand those LEDs
Is it possible to add a small dab of glue to secure the LED in place? Also wondering, is there a website to go to regarding instructions?
this really similiar to Wireless LED from X-BASE that Wotafa reviewed few years ago
wish we could get this up here in canada
I remember seeing a similar concept with Lego bricks, hope this gains traction.
Based within the base space of the space base base.
Can we place the leds in the base plate to give off that runway or lit hangar aesthetic?
Yeah!
Wish i could find this in amazon
it basically works in the same principle as those wireless phone chargers though the LED's don't have batteries in them.
Will led work in regular 5v wireless charger of phone?
Imagine modding a gundam head etc just inserting LED inside and light piping eye-cameras, or even a psycho frame.
The PG Unicorn has a kit available to do this. But it's in the $100 range. Now I would use these in a few of my other PG kits.
Would be nice to have shots w/ daker lighting to show off the LEDs. Otherwise nice review.
Can i fit this into a led into a hgac leo
Dude where were this LED’s years ago when I first started getting into Gunpla building?
Can the LEDs be glued in?
side question though, I personally have never purchase nor build any 30mm kit, are they worth the price and time?
I wasn’t into them until my kid got one to build. They’re super fun. I want a bin of parts like people keep Lego.
yes if you like to customize and kitbash. The entire line is designed for this purpose. It's literally called 30 Minute Missions because you can build a stock kit in 30 min.
30MM kits are good for builders that likes make customs or kitbash it with other series/manufacturer kits that also uses 30mm hole/pegs.
I also recommend it for people who wanted to start getting into building gunpla too (lot of articulation, easy manual, runners are laid out systematically, simple assembly, cheaper and more readily available)
For straight builders though, I'll just say don't expect a lot of parts colour seperation and stickers that one would expect from an HG/EG kit.
To make it short: yes, they are.
they are mad fun! You should definitely try one
If I were to use photo etch or other metal parts in this space, either as catwalks or on a gunpla, will that cause any problems?
I don’t believe so
I mean, if you have a wrapped copper wire around a pipe, you might conduct electricity, that's essentially how the leds work.
Oh, ho ho ho, ya know what already has 5mm ports? My Iron Factory and MasterMade unlicensed, unofficial transforming collectibles~ 😉
So, this is pretty nifty to me, too! 🤩
Will there be pink ones? It's listed in the info, wasn't sure if they didn't have any stock or if it was something coming later. If you know, let me know please! I want to buy the base and 2 packs, but I want to do it in one order, lol.
Pink is just bright red. So it only matters in context with darker shades.
Put a white led next to a red one in an interior and pipe the light out and it would look "pink".
Or you could have a white one, and take some pink filter plastic over it.
@@XaadeTheBlade Thanks for the suggestions, but I was just going off the listing. The pictures and description both show a actual pink LED option for the set. If they're getting them I rather just get them as is and not have to mess with anything.
Is there a maximum count of LEDs supported?
I don’t think so!
Can you stack two of the same LED bases together? Like putting them side by side? I know the X-Base wireless LED base warned against stacking but am wondering if Hobbynetics’ different.
Yeah you can connect them
@@ZakuAurelius thanks! Would consider getting this to light up my mega size gundam unicorn :)
Do the actual LEDs themselves have to charge or anything, or is it all just powered through the wall-chord?
No charging, basically the coil under the base directly interacts with the coils on the led in real time
It's like the wireless charging pads for your phone.... just more powerful.
Finally.
Nice concept but 5mm diameter for the LEDs is a bit unfortunate when most peg holes will be 3mm.
Was looking into these last year, and agree. They are big, especially for a HG.
Can the base be painted, or will it interfere with the lighting?
Shouldn’t interfere. Acrylic paint that’s dry is just plastic and pigment.
How much heat do the LEDs give off? Any risk of it melting plastic if put inside a kit?
Not even a little bit. LEDs like this can barely melt butter. Maybe.
LEDs themselves don't. The conversion to power the LEDs use is usually what gets hot. So like a household LED bulb, it's the ballast, or the part closest to the screw in part that gets hot.
Since these are small isolated LEDs, they should get not hot.
I was literally looking at this today. Was like what the heck is this sorcery and how does it work...
Review high-school physics. The powered coil produces an magnetic field with the right hand rule. When you put the led inside the field, the coil that connects to the led generates an electric field and current that powers the led wirelessly. Pretty the same idea as wireless phone chargers.
They sacrifice a squirrel when building each base and its soul is used to light the LEDs. Hope this helps.
Are there any issues with painting this?
Shouldn’t be
Wish you had turned the lights off from your studio
Does the base work without the back wall on?
Yes but not as well. The LED needs to be closer to the bottom piece
What's the model being used in the demonstration?
I’ll find it for you
Bexm-15 Portanova Space Type (Gray) "30 Minute Missions"
@@sabage_cavage7674 thanks!
just a suggestion. u should turn off the light
That fact that neeed the base with you is a bummer
looks very dim, also very expensive