ESPixel stick using D1 mini Pro

[@luisesquedalara1573]

Saludos desde Guanajuato México. Gracias por compartir. Greetings from Guanajuato Mexico. Thanks for sharing

[@botoepfer8588]

hello, I have been learning LED light projects I wish to light a Christmas star, my wifi at the location of the display site out in the yard is almost non exisitant, I have a power supply 155 pixels, a nod MCU and WLED,, what do I need to make his work Thanks

[@bergmannlights5149]

All the parts needed are in the video discretion. You need the Wi-Fi antenna with the proper connector. You also need a fine tip soldering iron and a pair of tweezers. That resistor is very small. Hope this helps

[@denn450]

hi there great video i tried a dig quad there 4 ports and could put 600 pixel on each port theres a dig uno to thanks

[@bergmannlights5149]

Saw those controllers as well. They have been out of stock. Would be a great alternative

[@denn450]

@@bergmannlights5149 i know they are going to get more but when i have 4 dig quad and one dig uno you have a good day im from montreal canada

[@LordHog]

Thanks for sharing. I was going to ask how you connected/wired up the flood lights until I went to Wallys Light. Initially I thought the flood lights were the "standard/common" ones that are all over Amazon. Are the flood lights basically one pixel LED?

[@bergmannlights5149]

Yes they act as one pixel but they do pull a lot more amps. I can’t remember the number at the moment, but you can easily measure it.

[@donellis8231]

Why move the resistor?

[@bergmannlights5149]

the external wifi antenna connector is not connected. In order for the external connection to work you need the resistor to complete the circut.