Kulp K16-Pro & Pocket Beagle 2 Review & Competition!

Kulp K16-Pro & Pocket Beagle 2 Review & Competition!

This week we reivew the new Kulp Lights K16-Pro 16 port pixel controller powered by the new Pocket Beagle 2 Industrial! Its a great controller, with 16 onboard pixel ports, 8 differential outputs and it runs FPP 9.5 locally on its 64Gb eMMC memory allowing it to run standalone or in remote mode as part […]

Introduction to Connectors. – ’26 Newbies Course #8

Introduction to Connectors. – ’26 Newbies Course #8

Whats the difference between a Phoenix Connector and an X-Connect?

In the weeks newbies video we run through all the common connectors used in the hobby, explain each from standard controller connectors, through pixel connectors and ending with a quick review of the Slip Connect from Lipich Engineering.

Checking Pixel Power Consumption – Newbies ’26 Course #9

Checking Pixel Power Consumption – Newbies ’26 Course #9

Have you checked how much power your pixels are actually drawing, to ensure you’re within limits on your controller? This week we run through how to check the amount of current actually being drawn by some 12v Resistor Pixels, some Seeds and some 12v Native 12v pixels. We show how to connect the meter and […]

Setting the scale of your layout in xLights – ’26 Newbies Course #8

Setting the scale of your layout in xLights – ’26 Newbies Course #8

You’ve set out your layout, put a good number of pixels on your verts & horizontals – then you import a vendor prop and the scale all looks wrong… what gives ? – In this weeks video we demonstrate how to tell xLights the real size of your background image so you can setup your props correctly from the start!

Repairing Pixels – ’26 Newbies Course #6

Repairing Pixels – ’26 Newbies Course #6

At some point you’re going to have a pixel fail. Never at a convenient moment, or location – you need to be ready & practiced to fix such an eventuality, In this weeks video we explain which pixels to change, why and the run through cutting out the old ones and fixing the break with solder seals for a complete and permanent fix.

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