I use aluminium right angle 1 mtr and have a strip on each of the two outer faces and use clips that just grap onto a tent pole and also have holes I can zip tie them anywhere these are the sort of clips I use
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I use aluminium right angle 1 mtr and have a strip on each of the two outer faces and use clips that just grap onto a tent pole and also have holes I can zip tie them anywhere these are the sort of clips I use
These look like a good bargain. Switch, cable, aluminium strip and led's. 60cm strip for $40-$50
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/12V-60CM-...item4172f02280
Jaycar sell all that alloy extrusion and end caps for stip lighting, so easy to tailor make your own
You can make three for that price mate.and at longer lengths too.Quote:
Originally Posted by NP99
@ TD, the Jaycar end caps are rubbish. I went through all this when I was making my strips. I ended up using those square plastic plugs you get from Bunnings for a buck for two. Worked and looked better too.
I tapped that app...
Indeed, as I made my own, however for the non dyi guys, I think it's a good buy.
Yeah good call...
Thanks for the great ideas
Yes i agree the 5050's brighter but have found the 3528's to be more than adequate for the campsites we have been on.They are less in your face and provide more than enough light. I had the 5 metre lengths of 3528 led strip stringed out across the trailer and under the camper to see in the storage area. they could emit enough lighting for our need.