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Try not using that one and see what happens.. just clip the wire or unsolder it.

Sounds like you have a blown transistor. Take a close look at the 3? chips you have the Pixel negative's going to

Just to be 100% clear.. this does not go to negative.. Positive in and Positive out.

This makes sense as Amperage is measured in-line unlike voltage which is measured using pos and neg.

This item does not have a - label. It has + in and a out.. suppose it should say + out to be less confusing.

I wouldn't think so..

I assume you mean this.. 20mA DynaOhm™ Variable Resistor (thecustomsabershop.com)

It only goes on the positive side and there is a IN and a OUT. So in from battery source and out to the LED.

The CFX does do that. It will warn you when the power lvl is low and you can also use the blade as a power lvl indicator.

Its a 3.12 amp hour battery so if you where drawing 3.12 amps it would last a hour theoretically. A pixel strip on full white could draw around 10 amps so it would last 18 minutes. On average I would...

Are you sure the battery is fully charged? They do not come with a full charge.

Must just be that they put it in backwards somehow. Sorry about that but it should work fine just using it like that.

Wouldn't grip style 2 be closer to that look?

I suppose you can but it might not look very good.

The flutes are the grip. They are not really designed to be used with any other grip.

Flashing red means something is wrong. Also unless it sat for months it would not be completely dead as you described. Not saying it cant be the charger but it does sound like something else is wrong.

Have you charged it before with this charger?

The chargers are supposed to go red then green when plugged into the wall with no battery plugged in.

Also what do you mean by your saber does need to be charged.. what are you using to gauge...

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The colors are what you would imagine they are for the most part.
Lime is between green and yellow
Cyan is between blue and green
Royal Blue is a dark blue

Amps are drawn not pushed.. A circuit will use how many Amps it needs so if it only needs 2A it will only pull 2A. So this only really becomes a issue if you have a short so it pulls the full 40A. I...

Did you try a different browser? If you get it to work on one but not another let me know.

28 gauge wire is for sure not large enough for neopixel. Use 24 gauge.. That is probably not the problem at the moment since it does not work at all but once it did work it probably would have melted...

Are you using CFX or NB.. we realized recently this does not work for NB as changing it to 264 does not register correctly.

You can do it as one order but you still have to pay shipping twice as the battery ship from Canada to you and the rest ship from us.

It could be used for that.. the resistor doesn't matter as you wont be using the data line for the battery. If you want to pass the speaker through it as well then that is a different story but you...

They are made using the pixel sticks versus pixel strips. They are directly soldered to a custom PCB so there is as little of a gap before the pixels start as possible as well as no wires to stress.

We will have a pixel adapter that will fit the conversion kits in stock soon.