Fitted with 22 LEDs, a 14-pin microcontroller and a 5v regulator, these LED strips are described as having a meteor shower light pattern. I've absolutely no idea what I'm going to use them for!
By Julian
Youtuber, shed dweller, solar charge controller aficionado
Can You pls send me code for Arduino?! If yes i will write here my email
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wow rain LED light in the tube is so beautifully LED motion down…
do have a speeding control
Thank you for the video. Can these two LED strips be synched so the lights move in synch together?
Wiring please teacher……🙏🙏🙏
The comment section was such a treat to read. I lol'd.
The Meteor shower LED strips come in 30 cm 50 cm 80 cm and 100 cm – many are two sided so you can see them from either side.
If we join a longer led strip this meteor shower strip and see whether the shower effect continues to go along the extended strip, do u think it will work?
Very refreshing to hear a brit with an old accent like his, good work.
Does anyone know if you can still buy these anywhere online?
Can you provide the circuit details
Thanks
johnson counter ckt, nice turn signals,
Reminds me of the lights on a landing strip guiding planes down the runway. Well they had them back when I used to have to fly when I was in the US Army. Perhaps on a model Rail Road scene where you put an air port as part of the drive by scenery? Or, guide you out when your fire alarm goes off, they should be visible in a smokey room?
I've seen something very similar to this being used as "icicle" lights for winter carnivals and such.
Thanks Julian, You mad me go out and buy 4. Im going to use them to mark the side of the house so the wife doesnt reverse into it again. Have you seen any of these in a longer version > Garry
if you get some more of these stick them to a ball and presto you have an electronic disco ball.
Figure out how to use it as a turn signal, but you gotta be clever.
awsom in a christmas tree (faling snow effect