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Anything that is taking someone else's copyrighted work without permission is technically illegal. The question is more whether you get caught and they care to protect their copyright against your...

It's in the manual. Check out page 36 ;)

They have an entirely different theory of operation. The NB plays files sequentially, events trigger a new file to play. it's essentially an automated sound player. Smooth swing actively blends...

If you truly have no idea where to start, look at the more basic sound boards and carefully read the manuals.

Great, enjoy it in good health.

I have been using exclusively BTF leds for about 5 years now, and have used thousands of their LEDS (my work bench alone features over 2000 pixels), so I don't think the quality is the issue.
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The simplest wiring issue is swapping the ground wires on the charge port.

I've weighted hilts before by putting copper coils the pommel. You can buy thick gauge wire at the hardware store. Copper has a pretty good density, is readily available, and easy to work with. ...

wiring looks correct from what I can tell. Photos of your installation may help diagnose potential issues. You may also need to format and reload the SD card. It's hard to say without further...

That is rated for 40amps is a clear indication that it is not a protected cell. That means if there is a short it can easily cause a catastrophic battery failure. Sabers can get shorts from...

Yes, just use extensions. I don't think the 7" pieces get much use. That's a lot of straight lines and limited access to internals.

I've put switches wherever I feel like it, even in the emitter. If you share a sketch of what your thinking it may be easier to give advice.

The font systems work fundamentally differently. I don't know what sounds that package holds, so can't say for certain, but I would have to guess that the font doesn't have any files that line up...

The 3.7v is not underpowered, it is the correct battery. You need to use the 15A version. Pixels neither need nor want 5v, in actuality their ideal voltage is actually around 3.7-4v.

You need one of the 15A batteries for a pixel blade. the 3400mah cell will not work.

It's momentary switches. Read the manual for the board.

That's not how the math works. What you've approximated here is saying you are trying to pour two liters of water out of a one liter bottle. If you go over your budget you just don't get any more. ...

You should use 4v for the battery. Full is 4.2 and although conventional wisdom says it drops quickly, that isn't true for modern batteries.

There it no such thing as negative current or...

Please share your progress, I look forward to seeing how it goes!

You will want to thoroughly clean the parts before trying to paint it. There are various threads here discussing painting. In my personal experience the method of baking on the paint works best for...

Share some photos of the job and we might be able to lend some insight. Did you remove the SD before soldering? It's probably not the speaker.

I'm not sure why you scribbled the line and moved it, that is exactly equivalent.

When you plug in the charger the board should be disabled and not work at all.

I'm not sure what this refers to out of context, or what you think is wrong with this. In general bat- and gnd are almost always treated as equivalent. If you had something out of range on an...

I think everyone is over thinking this and you have a plan to make it work. Ultimately, you can sand or shim, and in either case it's not that complicated.

Anything can be compensated for. The LED module or pixel blade connector is designed to be clamped between the two pieces. There is no reason not do do what you want to do if you can make it work.

It is made from the parts you can buy from the shop.