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New 4th of July Display


Joe T

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Earlier in the year I asked some questions about building a flag display for 4th of July, now I can't find that post.  Some of the people that helped me asked that I show what I ended up with.  I made this flag out of a 4X8 sheet of plywood and repurposed some of my LED strings from Christmas for the stripes.  The stars are 7 watt C7 bulbs like what night lights use.  Using 63 channels (50 stars & 13 stripes). I also have 3 Cosmic Color Ribbons in the shape of stars as part of the display, but this was just a test of the flag.

 

 

I want to thank those who helped with suggestions earlier in the year - sorry I can't find the post and thank you individually.

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Looks very nice.  Just wondering about color.  In the video, the white stripes look REALLY blue.  Are your while stripes really that blue or is that just a product of the video?

 

Nice sequencing job too.

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Very nice job.   Love the way you intermingled the stars with the strips rather than using the stars as a single channel.  I have a 13 X 120 RGB flag matrix (4680 channels) and now have to re-do some of it based on your idea.

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what are you using for the stars? also how many chan. for them the stars I mean?

sorry i didn't read far enough

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The led strings in the white stripes do have a bluish tint to them when they are against the white stripes of the flag, but it is not as apparent in person.

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It looks really good... the seq are done real well for the lights and with all the channels you have on your flag..

I really like the seq of the 50 lights to go with the strips. I was planning on making a 4x8 flag on a sheet of plywood myself but got to busy with other things couldnt get it done... hopefully for next year..

 

I would love to see the seq if you are sharing it for the testing you did the Stars and Strips look really good.. I would like to be able to learn from it for when I get around to making my big flag in the future.

 

Have you given it any thought about a posting of how you measured or layed out your flag and as to the light placement on it measurement wise?

 

Thanks

chuck

retired_old_sarge@yahoo.com

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