June 16, 2015 AT 1:06 pm
NEW PRODUCT – Spikenzielabs Rainbow Light Show Kit
NEW PRODUCT – Spikenzielabs Rainbow Light Show Kit
Play the light fantastic with this DIY kit for NeoPixels. The Rainbow Light Show Kit from Spikenzielabs is a great electronics kit with easy to solder through hole parts and an instruction guide that is packed with photo rich instructions.
Much more than just a hobby electronics soldering kit. The Rainbow Light Show kit is a mesmerizing interactive experience. Wave your hands over the three proximity sensors and watch the Light Show! Mix red, green and blue to create as many colors as you can imagine, and watch them chase each other down the strip.
The kit comes with one RGB LED strip. Each of the LEDs can produce any of around 16 million different colors, all at the control of your hands. The strip included with the kit has sixteen LEDs. Optionally, we made the kit expandable up to 64 LEDs in total, for an awesome amount of light and color!
Features:
- Touch-less Interface
- No computer required
- Automatic sleep
- On demand calibration
- Expandable up to 64 LEDs
- Compatible with Adafruit Neopixel LEDs
Included in the kit:
- Rainbow Light Show PCB and parts
- Laser cut acrylic stand
- 5V 2A Wall adapter
- RGB LED strip with 16 LEDs with wires attached
Tools and supplies required *NOT INCLUDED*:
- Soldering iron
- Solder
- Flush cutters
- Screw drivers (Phillips and flat blade)
- Optional – painters tape
Also required:
- Your hands!
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