Reply to "Octopod 80 with Magic 260 profile?"

lemonjelloMember

Ok, this might be considered a gripe but the website calls the octopod 36 "small" and different dimensions, the octopod 80 is the exact same housing! the only big difference is the # of LED's . And of course related power used.

And they both home run to the pixel drive box. The previous octopod 30's daisy chained.

Nice for accent/uplighting in a ballroom and for wedding etc. The 36 and the 80 makes for an annoying run of cables since the the cables all home run. Means a bunch of extensions and a mass of cable by the time you get closer to the pixel drive...

Probably only a small segment of people with this issue but the daisy chain was a great idea.

Can this be brought back? Even a slightly larger gauge cable would be easier to manage than a bunch of small ones.

there are probably issues with voltage/current drop that I am not aware of so that could be the reason. Any thoughts?

12/18/072:01 PM

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