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      tomster @Ivanov_d
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      @ivanov_d Your mirror seems like a good alternative. Do you have a picture/video of it?

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        Ivanov_d @tomster
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        Hello @tomsterand sorry for the late reply, I was out of town for a few days. I am planning to shoot few 4K/60 videos with my GoPro in different lightning conditions today, so that everyone can see the mirror in action.

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          bkost
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          Great work, Ivanov! I’m working on a similar build. (Frameless, LEDs, Motion Detection).

          I’m curious, how are you powering the LEDs and Pi?
          Right now I’m running a 5v10a PSU, splitting it to power both: Pi 3b+ and a strip of Ws2812b.

          Getting a low power draw (lightning bolt symbol) signal on my Pi. I’m also running a separate PSU to power my monitor. Do you happen to be powering everything from one power supply?

          Cheers

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            Ivanov_d @bkost
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            @bkost I am using three different PSUs - A 5V 3A for the RPi, a separate 5V 30W for the LED strip and the original PSU for the display, but it all depends on your setup and the length of the LED strip. However, I would advise you to have separate PSUs as the LED strip draws quite a lot of current especially if all channels, including the white are used.

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              Ivanov_d
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              https://youtu.be/wqJNxCwOmck - the latest video of my mirror showing the different artificial lights that I have in the bathroom and how the light is reflected.

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