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I have been searching the internet far and wide for the best priced LED matrix displays and have finally found these guys:

http://www.wanzhouled.net/

If you want more information or to get a price on something, you can message james - salesb@wanzhouled.net

Their website doesn't contain prices but James sent me a whole heap of quotes for different LED panels such as: NOTE - some of these contain RGB LED's and then some of them contain separate Red, Green and Blue LED's to make up one pixel. You can tell which ones these are because they have written in the description something like "1R1G1B" which means each pixel is made from three LED's (one red, one green one blue) The 'P' stands for the spacing of the LED's E.G. P10 means they are 10mm apart.

P10(32x32) outdoor full color RGB is 31.5USD
P10(64x64) outdoor full color is 63.1USD
P16(32x32) outdoor full color 2R1G1B is 71.5USD
P16(64x64) outdoor full color is 2R1G1B is 143.1USD
P16(32x32) outdoor full color 1R1G1B is 65USD
P16(64x64) outdoor full color 1R1G1B is 130USD
P12 (32x32) 2R1G1B is 46USD
P12(64x64) 2G1G1B is 91.8USD
P12(32x32) 1R1G1B is 42.6USD
P12(64x64) 1R1G1B is 85.2USD
P16(32x32) semi-outdoor 1R1G1B is 57.4USD
P16(64x64) semi-outdoor 1R1G1B is 114.8USD
P25(32x32) 2R is 47.2USD.
P25(64x64) 2R is 94.4USD
P25(32x32) 2R1G is 65USD
P25(64x64) 2G1G is 129.8USD.
P25(32x32) 2R1G1B is 87USD
P25(64x64) 2R1G1B is 173USD
P4 is 26.9USD/PCS.

P5(1/16scan) 32x32 RGB is 22.2USD
P5(1/8scan) 32x32 RGB is 24USD
P6(1/16scan) 32x32 RGB is 22USD
P6(1/8scan) 32x32 RGB is 24.3USD
P7.62 32x32 RGB is 25.2USD
P8 32x32 RGB is 27.7USD

I just purchased a single 32x32 RGB panel for $22.20c then the postage was $10 so all up delivered was $32.20c - bargain!

This is a great find and share Brad, I have been looking at getting a 32x32 RGB

I forgot to mention that originally the postage cost was around $40 because they first quote by TNT / DHL. But then I asked if they could send it by regular airmail and then they said it was $10 to Australia.

What are you plans for the 32x32 display Gav? Maybe we could work on some project together?

brad wrote:I forgot to mention that originally the postage cost was around $40 because they first quote by TNT / DHL. But then I asked if they could send it by regular airmail and then they said it was $10 to Australia.

Thats a great saving, which exact rgb matrix did you go for? P5(1/16scan) 32x32 RGB is 22.2USD?.. do you have a link to the specific one by any chance?.

brad wrote: What are you plans for the 32x32 display Gav? Maybe we could work on some project together?

Well I was looking at something like you've put together?, I saw one of your video's (picNduino) and you was running a RGB matrix.. looks so cool in RBG.. I'll be more than happy to make a project with you Brad

The video I was looking at, fast forward to about 3:30mins..

Unfortunately I don't have a link - i've just been dealing directly with James (using that email I posted in the first post)

I basically went with the cheapest one just for now to experiment for a bit which was the $22.20c 32x32 RGB Matrix -

P5(1/16scan) 32x32 RGB is 22.2USD

I have actually been working with my older 16x32 Matrix displays and have come up with a way of achieving 512 colors using the PICnDuino. I'll make a new thread and we can use that as a bit of a hub for brainstorming ideas!

Okay Brad thanks, I will send him an email

If you have any hassles (which I don't think you will) just let me know!

bitfogav wrote:

brad wrote:The video I was looking at, fast forward to about 3:30mins..

That is a cool video. You guys are having all the fun.

The power of PICnDuino!