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Would you consider buying a VERO after reading through some of the posts?

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werm11

werm11

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JavaCo said:
I would pop it open and make sure it is wired correctly. Could be the case was just put on backwards but no way to tell with out taking a look at the inside.
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Bueno Time said:
Probably the board is in the box backwards, open the bottom of the plastic box and take a look.
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Thank you both. I didn't know it could be opened. I'll take a look after work. Will I be able to easily tell once it's opened?
 
Bueno Time

Bueno Time

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werm11 said:
Thank you both. I didn't know it could be opened. I'll take a look after work. Will I be able to easily tell once it's opened?
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Yes you should be able to tell there should be markings on the board with DC + - and AC on the other side and if not just pop open another one that is wired correctly and look at the board in that to compare to see if its in backwards in the odd one with the wires coming out the wrong sides.
 
AquariusPanta

AquariusPanta

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Well I finally got around to finishing most of Heaven Bright's website today, with only a few pieces missing, such as photos and videos of the fixtures - those will be uploaded very soon :wink:.

Under the "Products" tab, at the bottom of the page, you will come across a linked-button - click it. This will bring you to the newly released "Shop" section of the site, providing AutoCAD diagrams of the fixtures, as well as prices; be sure to check it out! :-P



O and also, if you could choose a color or colors for your lighting fixture(s), what would you choose? I have black as the default but would like to offer at least x5 different yet popular colors by the end of the year :bigjoint:. I'd love to hear/read what colors you guys and gals are after!
 
AquariusPanta

AquariusPanta

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guod said:
AutoCad???

Sketchup by SDS 2Years ago
LED DIY : Making of a "DJ SET "-style grow led light .
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Haha, yeah.. bit of an extreme difference in visuals! Lol... but the 2D AutoCAD files were intended to show myself and others how the fixtures would look over a given area rather than to provide colorful, defining artwork - building the actual contraption accomplishes the same intent; fixtures always look better on the screen!

If SolidWorks didn't charge an annual, reoccurring reactivation key for students, I would have been tempted to revisit the skills that I acquired last year from a college course. O well, I guess the real deal beats the rest ;).

AutoCAD 3D... no thank you :grin:
 
JimmyIndica

JimmyIndica

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AquariusPanta said:
Haha, yeah.. bit of an extreme difference in visuals! Lol... but the 2D AutoCAD files were intended to show myself and others how the fixtures would look over a given area rather than to provide colorful, defining artwork - building the actual contraption accomplishes the same intent; fixtures always look better on the screen!

If SolidWorks didn't charge an annual, reoccurring reactivation key for students, I would have been tempted to revisit the skills that I acquired last year from a college course. O well, I guess the real deal beats the rest ;).

AutoCAD 3D... no thank you :grin:
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Natural aluminum. Can I get it?
 
AquariusPanta

AquariusPanta

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@guod

You don't think consumers will want to buy a jerry-rigged, two-ended female to female IEC power cord?...

:lol:

I learned a lot of things during the prototyping stage, for one there not being commercially-available double ended female IEC cords, lol, and if there is, I have yet to find them!

Besides one of the prototype's flaws, guod, what else is going wrong/right with this piece of work? You seem to have a firm grasp on what should and shouldn't be.

:smile:
 
AquariusPanta

AquariusPanta

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HiloReign said:
Looks sweet so far AP~

Am I correct that each individual COB unit can slide to the left and right? Plastic endcaps? Now you're getting fancy :mrgreen:
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Thank you, Hilo! The powder coatings really bring the fixtures to life!

Yes, I gave each COB module/unit wings so that it could 'fly' around, lol. I had to cover those ugly holes, so I did roll with plastic endcaps, lol.

(:
 
robincnn

robincnn

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:-DYou have invented the first ever
Gay style daisy chain connectors

Panta one of the cpu fans cut my finger the other day:wall:. In photo i see you did not have grill on them. You can put a safety warning/ disclaimer on website ifyou would like
 
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