hollunder
Newbie level 1
Hello Guys,
I'm glad to be here. This is my first post here and I hope that my topic fits into this forum.
Xylobands are given away at Coldplay concerts and make an exorbitant light-show that looks like that:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIOZkXVxKLI
A single Xylowband looks like that:
https://xylobands.com/
Those bands were produced in 4 different colors. Each color can be "made glown" seperatly by a central device.
The technology behind those Xylobands is - as far is I know - based on an RF Module, using a Frequency of 869,5 MHz.
An open Xyloband looks like that:
**broken link removed**
I was told that the chipset in use would be like one of those:
**broken link removed**
So it seems to me, that it wouldn't be impossible to let them glow again. That is definetly possible - my glowband once startet to glow in the middle of the night once. Till today, I don't know why that happened.
After spending some time using google, it seemed to me, that for example this product is able to send by a frequence of 869,5 MHz:
**broken link removed**
I haven't got much experience with RF technologie (I'm trying to change that) - so I would be happy if you tell me your opinion about my plan. Could that work or is there another alternative?
Greetings from Europe!
I'm glad to be here. This is my first post here and I hope that my topic fits into this forum.
Xylobands are given away at Coldplay concerts and make an exorbitant light-show that looks like that:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIOZkXVxKLI
A single Xylowband looks like that:
https://xylobands.com/
Those bands were produced in 4 different colors. Each color can be "made glown" seperatly by a central device.
The technology behind those Xylobands is - as far is I know - based on an RF Module, using a Frequency of 869,5 MHz.
An open Xyloband looks like that:
**broken link removed**
I was told that the chipset in use would be like one of those:
**broken link removed**
So it seems to me, that it wouldn't be impossible to let them glow again. That is definetly possible - my glowband once startet to glow in the middle of the night once. Till today, I don't know why that happened.
After spending some time using google, it seemed to me, that for example this product is able to send by a frequence of 869,5 MHz:
**broken link removed**
I haven't got much experience with RF technologie (I'm trying to change that) - so I would be happy if you tell me your opinion about my plan. Could that work or is there another alternative?
Greetings from Europe!
