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DC 12V SMD2835 Flexible LED Strip Waterproof Neon Lights Silicone
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Now that’s more like it! Thanks.
It looks like the LED spots are visible from one side (for some versions) but not the other two. I think I’ll get both EL and LED for some testing.
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mmmmmmm
toast!
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Neon Flex is what iv been useing at work for the last 5 years. Come down in price a lot was £45 per meter the 1st time it was specked on a job.
The down side is you can’t get a tight 90deg and it’s designed to be bent in one direction depending on with stuff you get. This is because the tape is sideways to the face that lights up. I have used stuff with a opake tube on top as well that can be seen better from the sides.
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Thanks! I’ll check it out.
Im assuming that ya need two chargers of equal output for this to work properly? Or can you mix and match amp outputs?
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Well if you want another one, here it is 
Im having a heated argument with my wallet about buying one of these 
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Great push deck, I’d want to reinforce it for electrification purposes unless I was gonna keep it slow and weighed <170lbs.
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El wire isn’t very bright in daylight like LED strips are.
If daytime use is on the agenda, I’d skip the el wire.
I have some I’ve experimented with a lot but it’s never made it into a finished product because it’s too dim.
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Thanks.
I’ve been trying to decide whether I want daytime “running lights” around the edge of the board or just a subtle night-only effect.
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I went with addressable leds for my underglow
Here’s what it looked like while I was installing it
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Waaait how did you get those pics!!! They are from my buddy lee in the dutch riders app!!! Are you in there!?, Naaah he must have sent them to you 
Who are you talking to?
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Yes that’s the very same deck 
It’s a little on the short side for me now I’m used to a 44" RedEmber but the drop and concave on this is lovely.
Also, I weigh 95kg and it feels stiff enough for me 
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You can get RGBW and pixel tape in neon flex as well if you want the best of both worlds but it costs more
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The chargers I am using are both 12S ones but different amperages. I’m using a Torqueboards 4.4A and a 2A. They work fine, I dont know about having them both trying to balance at the same time, but using them as a top off/turbo charge works just fine. I assume the BMS handles all of that regardless.
I actually found out about dual port charging from those uni mother fuckers in NYC. I had to ask about it which led me and @bwahl602 to use this method instead of one husky ass charger.
I used a spade bit for the circular holes and drilled three small holes and then used a flute bit on the dremel for the triangular holes
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can you link me to that buck?