unfortunately I do not see a video being created for this topic any time soon. to answer your question is Yes. several ways. one of the easy ways is to get a controller that can change your RGB or single lights and they always have a feature that you can dim the lights. another way is to get a magnetic power supply and put a dimmer to the that. in the pass several years a company has created a dimmer just for LED'S that does not required a magnetic PS. you can use a regular PS and then use the switch to dim the RGB and white lights. I hope this helps. But remember that you cannot just add any dimmer to LEDS because the LED it will start to flicker.

@@thebesthowtobyclem6908 thanks Mr Clem, it's self explanatory.. really appreciate your efforts.. God bless

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The amp is not an issue. Just be careful in adding to much watts, because you are going to add in the future you should be OK as long as you add the light to it.

Thank you so much for your concern. I will make a not of that for the future.

if you give me until tomorrow, I'll look it up for you. it's pass 1am for me.

Thank you so much I've been trying everything to look for that part but don't know what's it's called so failed in my search

Good morning. It is called the Pitch Adjustment Assembly #R001972-101 MIL or #R001972-102 BLK and its for a model- Compass. The company website Carefreeofcolorado.com

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that's funny 🤣. please let me know how smart he is. I have moved senses and the 🐿️ around here are not as smart as the one on the video.

please explain more. are talking about just white light?

if you have 24V only if you go over 32 feet. if you have 12V only if you go over 16 feet unless you tap in the middle. what mean by that is if you have 12V and 32 feet of LED then you can tap in the middle at 16 feet then the power will go both ways. I hope this will make sense

@@thebesthowtobyclem6908 Thanks youve fixed my issue.

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what do you mean by that?

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point taken. thank you

yes. most 12V PS can handle 110 to 220V and they can be hardwired in. I hope this helps you

@@thebesthowtobyclem6908 thank you. That would seem to make sense, but wanted to double check.

Thanks for the compliment

I'm not familiar with pixil tape. But most 12v and 24v LEDS you are able to put power on front end and the middle and on the end because the power can travel either way, except if it is a one directional LED or must get power on one end only. I hope this helps

What is the application?

@@thebesthowtobyclem6908 I changed to lithium batteries on my 36v 1992 Club Car golfcart, everything went good until my lights stopped working. 12v bulbs start smoking and burn out.

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I normally do not use 120V LED. But the formula is the same to figure out the W. But the difference is the you will need a PS from 230V down to 120V.

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I'm sorry, I'm not able to help with that.

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Thank you for bringing that out. On my unit it's about 1/16 away from the wall. it does not leave any marks on the wall and the magnet has been working fine. but I have not notice that to be a problem with mine, but I had to go out after I read your message to check see how close it was. But your suggestions for those that do have an issue sounds like a great option. Thank you. I hope that you subscribe to the channel because I have some great videos coming. I was given permission to go to the RV supershow in Tampa the day before the crowds. Plus I interview someone with HDT that maybe you will find interesting.

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It is but satisfying

I agree. Ideal to put them in a comtex box

How long are your runs for each LED strip that you connect a wire too?

@@thebesthowtobyclem6908 each run will be 6ft 6inches long

I agree

Lol, but it was fun to watch him figure it out.