Description Included in this Package: 40 Pixel Stakes - 5 Nodes Each. Used to create 4 rows of 10 pixel stakes each. 12" tall with 1.5" node spacing 10mm Black Coro 4 Strands of Black Bullet Pixels - 50 Ct (5 node sections - 3 feet of spacing between each set of 5 nodes.). LOR style connectors. Dangles not included. The controller you use needs dangles installed. Not Included: Pixel Extensions Mounting material for home attachment Metal stakes or other ground mounting material Adding more than 40 Pixel Stakes in your display: Our default RGBPlus sequences have effects for 40 Pixel stakes. If you do not want to edit the preview/sequences and would prefer that everything just work 'out of the box,' DO NOT order more than one set of 40 pixel stakes with a controller. If you feel comfortable modifying your custom preview or a copy of the RGBPlus preview (we do not recommend editing the default), you can download one of these prop files and import it instead of the default CPC Pixel Stake Package from the Light-O-Rama Props online menu, then use "Assign Different Preview" to map the RGBPlus sequence to your preview with additional stakes. We do not recommend connecting more than 20 stakes (100 pixels) per pixie port due to the extended wire length of the special pixels made for these stakes - you may see voltage drop if you connect more than 100 pixels. 80 Pixel Stakes - 20 stakes (100 pixels) per controller port. 4 ports of a Pixie used in total. 120 Pixel Stakes - 20 stakes (100 pixels) per controller port (4 needed) on PixieA. 10 stakes (50 pixels) per controller port (4 needed) on PixieB. Default settings for PixieB have the Unit IDs set at 50, 51, 52, and 52 on Aux A. You can change these Unit IDs to a different set of four consecutive numbers if needed. 8 Pixie ports are used in total. 160 Pixel Stakes - 20 stakes (100 pixels) per controller port (4 needed) on PixieA. 20 stakes (100 pixels) per controller port (4 needed) on PixieB. Default settings for PixieB have the Unit IDs set at 50, 51, 52, and 52 on Aux A. You can change these Unit IDs to a different set of four consecutive numbers if needed. 8 Pixie ports are used in total.
