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Raspberry Pi Christmas Tree Star [Discontinued] Reviews

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“Easy to set up, looks lovely in the living room :)”
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Posted 4 years ago
“A brilliant product with wonderfully written python scripts. Very easy to setup and use, the python scripts provide simple animations of the very bright white LED's. The LED's when all on could illuminate a room quite easily - they are very bright. I am sure with a little digging into the code, the brightness could be reduced. Once again, a brilliant product that will look fantastic at the top of my Christmas Tree. Thank you.”
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Posted 4 years ago
“I bought this to replace the old dated star at the top of my Christmas tree where it sat for the whole festive period, solid build and easy to set up with the well-written guide, I did not have time to play around with the program so I just set it to Twinkle before securing it to my tree, Nice addition and well worth getting, a few more LED's would have been nice but all in all a nice product.”
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Posted 5 years ago
“A fun project which was up and running in minutes. Could so with more example code.”
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Posted 5 years ago
“Kept my very big kid entertained on boxing day and will be a lovely introduction piece for me to learn some more coding. The example code lets you get some lights twinkling very fast. Look forward to getting this out in all future years to put on the top of the tree.”
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Posted 5 years ago
“Very pleased. Although retina burning strength LEDs so first job was working how to turn them down a little!”
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Posted 5 years ago
“Very beautiful and nice Christmas star for in the Christmas tree. The sample code is good to read and edit.”
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Posted 6 years ago
“States it works with other Pi's rather than just the Zero but you will need a ribbon connector to use it with series 3+ and there are more GPIO pins required than on the original Pi. Not sure of the specifics on the GPIO pins but some of the examples do not work well with my Pi 3B, though well enough for the kids to be impressed...”
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Posted 6 years ago