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Get into gear for the 2018 season with a sale on all Chippernut products and accessories! This deal is for a limited time only. Sale expires on May 15th, 2018. Enter the coupon code during the checkout process COUPON CODE: POWERSHIFT Sale expires 05/15/2018 - May 15th, 2018 - Does not apply to previous orders or purchases. DIY Shift Light Kit (Unassembled) v3.1
$104.99 - $119.99
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An unassembled, open-source, sequential shift light with hundreds of colors, 4 animations, fast operation, serial output, and OLED display.
ChipperKit Arduino Nano Development Kit with Enclosure
$24.99 - $39.99
Only a few left! Choose your own adventure! This Arduino Nano development kit comes with a Nano, custom Chippernut protoboard, headers, wires, standoffs, and a water-resistant enclosure. The perfect kit for developing any number of projects with a nice enclosure to keep everything neat-and-tidy. The Power Pack comes with an additional Buck Regulator, Diode, and Capacitor for a clean 5V @ 2A of power for the most demanding applications. 12" LED Extension Cable 4pin JST
$2.50
Sold out Here we have a 12" (1 foot, 30cm) extension cable for the Chippernut LED strips. This 4-pin JST style connector makes it easy to remote mount your LED strip any distance away from the shift light controller. Chain multiple together for longer distances. I've been meaning to do this for a while: It's a short, fast-paced, 1-minute overview video of the primary features of the Chippernut Shift Light. YouTube Videos featured
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdYh19ZW_Eo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0jbQpND3PA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNcnMWLXaT0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzVd5WT2xg0&t=110s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHLVCtCO7UI Music Credit: "Apex" by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Just saw this in the forums. Nicely done!! The whole video is worth a watch. Quite a clever implementation. Hi Everyone! I updated the Tech Pages for legacy shift lights and the RPM simulator. Check it out! Let me know if I missed anything.
A recent poll I posted in this blog has shown the overwhelming majority of poll-respondents do find the forums valuable. My website visitor statistics corroborate these results. The forums continue to see the largest "views" among all other pages. That being said, I'm actively looking for a new forum provider. Unfortunately, this means it's quite likely the majority of the data in the forums may be lost. :-( Not cool. I'll continue to work on this and keep you updated. I'll do my best to retain the data, but I wont' make any promises.
I was quite impressed with the construction of the topper. The decorative front resembled a stained glass window (but with plastic). The soldered metal frame was fastened to a sub-frame with 3 bolts. This sub-frame held a set of incandescent light bulbs and winds into a coil for tree attachment. I managed to strap 60 WS2812B LEDs to the sub-frame and a Nano. Powered off a 3A 5V cell-phone charger, the entire setup took mere minutes to wire-up. I loaded a modified version of my under-cabinet lighting "Mood Lamp" code. Overall, for about 2 hours of modification, I'm quite happy with it. I'm already thinking about different modes, brightness levels, etc. but I'll probably wait until next year before I try something new.
Stay Tuned! - jon I noticed a minor issue when more than 25 LEDs were programmed in the menu. The system would slow and become a bit jumpy. I further optimized the code, removed some redundancy, and the system gained a significant amount of performance in RPM pickup resolution. I've posted V3.11 code to the TECH pages. All shift light kits shipped on or after 9/28/2017 will have the new code automatically uploaded.
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