News How to Build an RGB Flaming Tree Topper with Raspberry Pi

[Admin]

This RGB flaming tree topper is totally LIT.

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[xenthia]

Thank you this was very educational and fun!

 

[NightHawkRMX]

Creative at least

 

[nofanneeded]

You need to improve your projects by adding more resolution to the RGB led screens .

Start soldering leds your self and make it more dense for next projects instead of using off the shelve products and use smallest leds available. and solder the resistors behind the board not next to the leds.

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[nofanneeded]

These kind of RGB LED Grids have the 104 resistors on the front , forcing the leds not to be dense and not close to each others.

they can be soldered on the back of the board . try doing it yourself , also design the board circuit yourself (Fixable or not , and use more than one layer board)

Aim for density like this

 

[chassing]

This RGB flaming tree topper is totally LIT.

How to Build an RGB Flaming Tree Topper with Raspberry Pi : Read more

in AZ

This RGB flaming tree topper is totally LIT.

How to Build an RGB Flaming Tree Topper with Raspberry Pi : Read more

Great project. I was wondering how you determined the CAP was needed? Good practice, too much transient load?
Thanks, Chris

 

[hugocastalleda]

error

File "treeTopper.py", line 39, in <module> color = i.getpixel((x, y)) #get the color by coordinate File "/usr/local/lib/python3.7/dist-packages/PIL/Image.py", line 1379, in getpixel return self.im.getpixel(xy) IndexError: image index out of range