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14W of RGB Build






ElektroFreak said:
This setup started off fine, but then the house manager decided to raise the light rack a little to better cope with the LED walls.. made my life a living hell. Things turned out OK, but between the intelligent lighting and the decor there was quite a bit of beam blockage.. With more warning I would have been able to bring in some stands and reposition, but the change was made about an hour before the show.
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You have to watch those lighting guys. They are always putting their crap in the way of the lasers. :shhh:
 
lol.. well I was trying to divert blame away by blaming the "house manager" but you're right.. damn lighting guys. WTF are they good for anyway?

;)
 
I really considered using an entire roll of duck tape on the router you left in the truss. But hey, I'm a nice guy with some new diodes and drivers. ;)
 
Looking nice Paul, what's the projector specs?

I noticed the beams in your first video were a bit close to the audience, but I didn't see the beams touch anyone so I assume everyone was instructed to keep clear..
 
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My current projector has 1.6 watts of green, ~1 watt of blue (445 running at 1000mA) and +600mW of red (two LPC-826's with PBS cube running in parallel at 1000mA). I had the projector running FULL bright during testing. All those people in the room were helping setup and knew not to walk in the beam.

Before we opened the doors and let everyone in, I turned on my preconfigured 'projection zone map' which cuts almost all of the power below 7 feet.

Love that feature in Pangolin Beyond/QuickShow - Works great!
 
Good to hear that you're putting those attenuation zones to use! Sounds like a nice system all around..
 
..ok yall.... so after allot of waiting around I finally gave up and went for some kvant 1W 642 reds.... Super expensive, but its worth it to finally be done with these :)

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Im going on tour next week so Ill have lots of cool videos soon :)

....and then when I get home I get to start on my next project....a 18W RGB :)
 
*picks jaw up off the floor*

That's a huge module for just 1w of 642? agreed though, it looks like a very high quality module.

+2 for you.
 
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OK... so this is probably my last post in this thread but I wanted to close with a few pics from the tour I just got back from... I did lasers for the Neon Glow paint party tour over the weekend and took some videos and pics...

Here are a bunch of pics...
Home / Neon Glow Tour Hammond @ The Mezzanine | KGB Lasers Photos Day 1
Home / Neon Glow Tour Lafayette @ KARMA | KGB Lasers Photos Day 2
Home / Neon Glow Tour Baton Rouge @ Freds | KGB Lasers Photos Day 3

and then the videos...








Ill have more pictures after this weekend... I have 2 really big shows.
STS9 on Friday and Dayglow paint party with FELIX CARTAL on saturday.

Thanks for looking and get ready for my next project that just arrived yesterday... 18W RGB :)
 
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Looking good man! I see you've become familiar with the thrills of paint parties.. cleanup is always tons of fun! Dayglow should be a good time lol.. it was a real mess here. It's probably because I'm getting old and jaded but I prefer regular old NON-paint parties.
 
Ohh man i loved the video's...
Must feel great standing behind controls with so much laser power.

Really loved all the colors and mixing!
Also very nice overhead safe scanning!

Loved it!

Cheers, sm.
 
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