RGB LED help

just resolder the wires onto the connector, or just skip the connector all together and just solder the wires on both sides together with some heat shrink.

>>1146937
Impossible to solder this (at least for me), way too small
I need the connector for length reasons

just cut off the connector and if the wires aren't long enough, then just get some wires to extend them, If you don't have any wires, just get some wires out of an unused ethernet cable

>>1146947
Ethernet cable is 22awg, let's say it doesn't get hot and burn up, there would be significant voltage drop and noticeable different light levels between strips. I always oversize low voltage wiring and use multiple runs spliced together at transformer.

>>1146932
That's a press connector, pull out wires, install them in correct positions and close door

>>1146938
>way too small

those wires aren't small at all..

>>1147058
ethernet is 23awg & 24awg not 22, that's huge.

Solder at lower temperature then? you won't get a voltage drop if your solder is nice and neat just cut the stupid box off, that's more of a voltage drop with that shitty aluminium (and it's still nothing)

>>1146938

Then trim back the insulation, trim away any frayed wire, and resecure it in place.

>>1146932
>ust the problem is that on this little passage, the wires are completely mixed up and fuck all the colors up,
buy a new little passage

>>1147058
if you don't trust it, just use double wires