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More fuel for this firestorm of a thread? https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/08/world/australia/fires-murdoch-disinformation.html

Did the kit come with instructions?

They'll accuse previous presidents of being on the golf course when incidents happen while ignoring that Trumps decides to go golfing after learning about it. Same-same to them.

Humor me, does it involve a pizza parlor?

Would you happen to know the context behind his statements? What was he refering to, do you think there's maybe a bigger picture involved?

Yup. Nevermind.

Is anyone using the am2315 sensor? I'm getting these wild fluctuations of 6 percent points on the humidity value, rendering it useless to me. It's sitting in the garage where humidity should be stable. Bad sensor or is this as good as it gets?

Clip2, exactly! It's beautiful, thank you!!! I'm not worried about cooling, air-cooled should be enough. At most 400W into 28 strips is only 14W each.

If you can design and I can print it I'll forever be grateful! This is my vision, not drawn to scale but the dimensions are correct: The lower half of the clip, the portion that goes into slot, can be taken from the first link I found back in this thread. I'm not intimate with plastic 3d...

Let me FTFY

Going this route would require buying 116' (4*28+2*2) of metal, way more than I care for. Here's what I have in mind for my new frame, only ~16' of 2020 required. Either with clips or tnut/bolt, strips would attach at midpoint & ends. An alternative to 2020 would be building a new frame like...

I built this frame previously and found the tape would let go, had strips falling on the plants. Maybe it wasn't good tape, but I suspect the expansion/contraction cycles of the frame contributed to the tape giving up. So now I'd rather go with solid mechanical attachment, and air cooled still...

Best case scenario with M3 screws and tslot nuts I can fit 28 strips.

Warmer... https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2853708

It doesnt seem like the best solution for my situation. I'm building a new light in a space that's 24" x ~5', using LT-QB22A strips. Idealy, I'd like to fit 31 strips in that space (24"=609mm, say 600 for wiggleroom. 600mm/(18mm+1mm gap between strips)=31 strips.) But this assumes a 1mm gap...

I have this vague senstation I've seen them before somewhere, but I can't figure out where. They certainly could exist. Take this 3d-printed part: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/2020-v-profile-cable-clip-ender3 and instead of a cable loop have clips that hold strips.

Anyone have a source for little plastic clips that get twisted into the slot of a 2020 extrusion and then act as a clip to grab and hold a led strip?

Any bets the FSB slipped something into his food? Loose strings, loose lips, etc.

If you're using sensors that are already supported, there's practically zero "coding" at all, everything's point and click thru the website

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