1 of 2 (2024) https://experiencelights.com/genius-pro-16-port-controller/ Used last season, works just fine simply going in a different direction.

2 of 2 (2024) https://experiencelights.com/genius-pro-16-port-controller/ Used last season, works just fine simply going in a different direction.

1 of 1 (2023) https://experiencelights.com/genius-pro-16-port-controller/ Used last season, works just fine simply going in a different direction.

1 of 1 https://experiencelights.com/genius-pro-8-port-receiver/ Brand new, never opened, till now...

1 of 1 https://experiencelights.com/genius-pro-4-port-receiver/ Used once

If you miss those good ol' days of AC lights, here's your chance to bring it back in style! -- https://www.holidaycoro.com/Singing-Reindeer-Face-p/11.htm. -- 1 of 2

Because one is never enough - If you miss those good ol' days of AC lights, here's your chance to bring it back in style! -- https://www.holidaycoro.com/Singing-Reindeer-Face-p/11.htm. -- 2 of 2

PixFog™ is a pixel-based fog machine controller for Chauvet® Hurricane™ Series and ADJ® Mister Kool II, and VF Series Fog Machines. Simply add this controller to your string of pixels as a single pixel prop and have full timing control and level of intensity of your show’s fog or snow. https://innotronix.net/PixFog-Pixel-Based-Fog-Controller-p232730399?srsltid=AfmBOoot13FM9gqC5B0zZLdDshCDyQocjaxXN5TdZUv93qMK6CD4-abl 1 of 2

PixFog™ is a pixel-based fog machine controller for Chauvet® Hurricane™ Series and ADJ® Mister Kool II, and VF Series Fog Machines. Simply add this controller to your string of pixels as a single pixel prop and have full timing control and level of intensity of your show’s fog or snow. https://innotronix.net/PixFog-Pixel-Based-Fog-Controller-p232730399?srsltid=AfmBOoot13FM9gqC5B0zZLdDshCDyQocjaxXN5TdZUv93qMK6CD4-abl 2 of 2

Never went the Falcon route so never used. Expand that legacy board just a wee bit further.... https://pixelcontroller.com/store/short-range-expansion/40-f16v2-f16v3-expansion-board.html

I'm struggling to let go of this but, maybe it'll help someone else out there. This is the controller board, the ESP32 module, and the wifi antenna. Runs WLED perfectly: -- https://quinled.info/pre-assembled-quinled-dig-quad/ 1 of 2

Another wireless QuinLed Dig-Quad controller. This one has an SD card slot so can run FSEQ's if you want https://quinled.info/pre-assembled-quinled-dig-quad/ 1 of 1

Add an ethernet option to your QuinLed ESP32 -- https://shop.allnetchina.cn/products/quinled-esp32?variant=39253005828198 1 of 1

Antenna for your QuinLed Dig-Quad https://shop.allnetchina.cn/products/2-4ghz-8-5-ghz-antenna-pigtail-bundle?_pos=2&_sid=a2003f993&_ss=r 1 of 3

Antenna for your QuinLed Dig-Quad https://shop.allnetchina.cn/products/2-4ghz-8-5-ghz-antenna-pigtail-bundle?_pos=2&_sid=a2003f993&_ss=r 2 of 3

Antenna for your QuinLed Dig-Quad https://shop.allnetchina.cn/products/2-4ghz-8-5-ghz-antenna-pigtail-bundle?_pos=2&_sid=a2003f993&_ss=r 3 of 3

We call him Chuck the Moose. He talks and wags his tail! My wife painted him, she doesn't love it, so we retired Chuck after his first year. His front feet are a little banged up but he'd certainly add something a little different to your show - and the kids would love him. 418 pixels already installed and working. Xlights model is available from mo-DEL (gotta love our neighbors to the north!). I wanted to pair him with -- https://efl-designs.com/product/poop-emoji/ -- but my wife wouldn't let me :-( See more here: -- https://mo-del.ca/product/coro-moose-400-nodes/?srsltid=AfmBOorJ3Wlpc2jEIUThMsdF-1r5_UP71l9plmWf4dF9OZf2KespPUeL

Just an extra one I had lying around. This is the HDPE Large version 1 (839 pixels, no diagram). -- https://gilbertengineeringusa.com/products/matrix-arch-spinner-6-foot?_pos=1&_sid=b981844aa&_ss=r

Thought this would be fun to do someday.... but that day never seems to come. Great concept, just don't have the time. 1 of 2

Thought this would be fun to do someday.... but that day never seems to come. Great concept, just don't have the time. 2 of 2

Just never got around to deploying. So yes, never used.... https://www.wiredwatts.com/hanrpi28d?srsltid=AfmBOorfv7pRqo3HkatdKDAN4fNv9J_mnvvellGQT8AuxTtqHsIVvMpU

A whole box (115 to be exact). I used them on my Megatree, and was planning to do another tree so picked more of these up. They work well, but I'm not sure I'll ever do that second Megatree...

Bought this because I swore I'd never push pixel strips by hand again! Then, I never put it together - yup, I took it out of the box and it sat for months... This thing is heavy-duty, all the parts are there sans the air compressor. For assembly instructions go here: -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HzLSyt5ldA

OK - bear with me... I have my old megatree pixel strips I've used for the last 3 years. Yes, some look a little rough but I just tested the strands and they all work. 26 strands (20 Ray Wu, 6 xConnect (yeah, I know... I can throw in some RW->xConnect)), 100 pixels, 2-inch spacing, in plastic garbage cans. Garbage cans alone would run ya $25. They should last at least one more year - I run my show at 30% brightness if that helps....

2 power injection T's (3x2x3) with PI pigtails - 5 male, 5 female. I don't power inject - and especially not with Ray.

Found these scrounging around. Maybe they'd be useful for someone?

Unopened box of 1-inch spacing pixel strip roll 164 feet - probably intended for the second mega tree I didn't do... 1 of 2

Unopened box of 1-inch spacing pixel strip roll 164 feet - probably intended for the second mega tree I didn't do... 2 of 2

This one got busted up a little bit but was never used. Discounting a few bucks just because. 1 of 1

I have no idea where this came from, but if it can be of use to someone, have at it!

One way to secure your pixel strips... 2 packages of 16 tabs each. 1 of 2

One way to secure your pixel strips... 2 packages of 16 tabs each. 2 of 2