Mohawk / LED roof lighting
One element of the LED lighting will be a large mohawk on the roof.
Current plan:
- About 50' of 3/8" OD hard fuel line (aluminum) tubing creates the structure
- Neon, colorful Cabaret Stretch Mesh from Fabric Wholesale Direct will stretch between the fuel lines to create something colorful and pretty during the day
- The tubing will be wrapped with seed pixel LED pebbles, at 1.5 cm spacing. This uses a ton of LEDs but looks fantastic.
- With the pixels wrapped, you get about
- 1" = 15 pixels
- 1' = 180 pixels
- 3' = 540 pixels
- This actually seems to work ok without power injection (needs more testing) so each "spike" can go up about 3' in height
- I ordered 150 meters = 10,000 pixels = 55 feet worth.
- That would come to about 20 strands minimum
LED controls:
- Falcon controller like the F16V5 Pixel Controller, setup somehow to handle 32 strands
- xlights to define the "show". You render a sequence at home and then load it on:
- Falcon Player lets you use a raspberry pi or something tiny to run the show
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