ukposts.info/the/Kn-bahPWfYR7KYojPvPngg.html

Yes

Yeah exactly who will have 12 volts in their house 9v battery is easily available

to let you choose the color you want

Many are set for 3 colors for us.... mainly just one flow for each. But mixing color and voltage will make more colors change. I'm trying to remember if blue is the brightest 💙

@@zacharysimpson7353 I have been having trouble with a strip for a while now. If I give it more voltage, Red lights up, but if I string too many together, or give it too little voltage, Red won't light up at all. I wonder if it has something to do with above?

@@Inertia888 what kinda strip? What you see here that have 3 colors to them? Low power batteries or resistors or transformers? If it's the battery 9v makes a light nicely an seems safer so it last longer. If it's transistors there's 2 types npn or pnp and those both function differently with power flow.... message me back on the matter unless there's a messenger that we both can talk on without texting so much but either way is ok

@@Inertia888 transistors of 2 types, you will have same voltage one way but when it changes the voltage is different. If you want to use alot of transistors an you see the light off means bring the voltage up but but but the transistors need to handle the power or fry up... Do you have a voltage meter?

Just connect it to power with a resistor.

@@MegaTechno Nicee Early Reply