Picade Arcade

[@YogSothoth1969]

Thank you very much 😊😊 The strips are 12V powered, I took it from the board itself. Those kind of strips, you can cut in desired length and that still work with 12V 😊

[@ilyasjaved3872]

How did you get the top head board to light up

[@YogSothoth1969]

I used some hardpaper and bent it, so it looks like a tube cut in half in length. Then I took 3 LED strips, one in the middle, one in the upper and one in the lower half, and glued them on the hardpaper. Due to this the LEDs were not sitting directly behind the acrylic plastic and it gave a diffuse light, that was not punctual. I have a photo showing it, but I am not sure, if I can post the link here, KZbin often removes links. I will try. If it does not, you can contact me and I can send you the photo. Michael scontent-dus1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.6435-9/35963524_1922930157771503_6956576297610903552_n.jpg?_nc_cat=106&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=4dc865&_nc_ohc=SoAvF5KqFo0AX_0IOWf&_nc_ht=scontent-dus1-1.xx&oh=00_AfAT3svaQPT09WmMzloeDliXwAju5oQvZ2anPjuWmm1shw&oe=65B28262

[@ilyasjaved3872]

@@YogSothoth1969 i must say that is amazing. This is the only thing I need to do on my picade. But your craftsmanship here is amazing. The only question I have left is, are the led strips battery powered or connected to the picadehat board? I've got led lights on my picade but it's near maxing out power consumption so I doubt I can draw additional power out of it for lights (so I either have to connect it to another power source or look into battery option...)