LEDgoes Panel Modular Case (Single Row)

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This case houses a LEDgoes Modular LED Matrix Displayboard panel and can be connected to others to create a lengthy matrix. Each panel measures approximately 1.5" x 2". However, the design is still in its experimental phase and requires further mechanical testing. Currently, it lacks wall-mounting holes and extra holding pins for securing Displayboards are planned. Cases for double-row matrices will be introduced later. The project is currently on Kickstarter at http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/558452768/ledgoes! and http://www.ledgoes.com. The current design is still undergoing mechanical testing, and it does not feature wall-mounting holes. To fully secure Displayboards, additional holding pins will be added. Cases for double-row matrices and beyond are planned to be released later. The LEDgoes Modular LED Matrix case can connect multiple panels to create a long matrix, with dimensions of approximately 1.5" x 2". The project is actively crowdfunding on Kickstarter at http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/558452768/ledgoes! and http://www.ledgoes.com. The LEDgoes Modular LED Matrix case, which can be linked to create a long matrix, is currently in the experimental phase. It houses one Displayboard panel with dimensions of approximately 1.5" x 2". Wall-mounting holes are not yet included, and additional holding pins will be added for Displayboards' security. Double-row matrices cases will be released later. The project is on Kickstarter at http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/558452768/ledgoes! and http://www.ledgoes.com. The LEDgoes Modular LED Matrix case, which can be connected to create a long matrix, is currently experimental. It houses one Displayboard panel measuring about 1.5" x 2". The design lacks wall-mounting holes and extra holding pins for secure Displayboards will be added in the future. Cases for double-row matrices are planned for release later. The project can be backed on Kickstarter at http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/558452768/ledgoes! and http://www.ledgoes.com. This case, designed for the LEDgoes Modular LED Matrix Displayboard panel (http://www.ledgoes.com), can be connected to others to form a long matrix. However, it is currently experimental, lacks wall-mounting holes and will have extra holding pins for security. Double-row cases will follow. The project is on Kickstarter at http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/558452768/ledgoes! The LEDgoes Modular LED Matrix case, currently on Kickstarter (http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/558452768/ledgoes! and http://www.ledgoes.com), connects multiple panels to create a long matrix, with each panel housing a Displayboard measuring around 1.5" x 2". The design is still being tested mechanically and will include additional holding pins for security in the future. Wall-mounting holes are not yet included, and cases for double-row matrices will be introduced later. This case, part of the LEDgoes Modular LED Matrix project (http://www.ledgoes.com), houses one Displayboard panel (1.5" x 2") and can be connected to others to form a long matrix. It is currently experimental and will include extra holding pins for security in the future, as well as wall-mounting holes. Double-row cases are planned for release later. The project is on Kickstarter at http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/558452768/ledgoes! The LEDgoes Modular LED Matrix case can connect multiple panels to create a long matrix, each housing one Displayboard (1.5" x 2"). The design is experimental and will include extra holding pins for security in the future, as well as wall-mounting holes. Double-row cases are planned for release later. Support the project on Kickstarter at http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/558452768/ledgoes! and http://www.ledgoes.com. The LEDgoes Modular LED Matrix case, currently crowdfunding on Kickstarter (http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/558452768/ledgoes! and http://www.ledgoes.com), connects multiple panels to create a long matrix, with each panel housing a Displayboard (1.5" x 2"). The design is still being tested mechanically and will include extra holding pins for security in the future, as well as wall-mounting holes. Double-row cases are planned for release later. The LEDgoes Modular LED Matrix case can be linked to create a long matrix, with each panel housing one Displayboard (1.5" x 2"). The design is experimental and will include extra holding pins for security in the future, as well as wall-mounting holes. Double-row cases are planned for release later. Support the project on Kickstarter at http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/558452768/ledgoes! and http://www.ledgoes.com. This case, designed for the LEDgoes Modular LED Matrix Displayboard panel (http://www.ledgoes.com), can be connected to others to form a long matrix. Each panel houses one Displayboard measuring around 1.5" x 2". The design is experimental and will include extra holding pins for security in the future, as well as wall-mounting holes. Double-row cases are planned for release later. The project is on Kickstarter at http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/558452768/ledgoes! The LEDgoes Modular LED Matrix case, currently on Kickstarter (http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/558452768/ledgoes! and http://www.ledgoes.com), can connect multiple panels to create a long matrix, with each panel housing a Displayboard measuring approximately 1.5" x 2". The design is still being tested mechanically and will include extra holding pins for security in the future, as well as wall-mounting holes. Double-row cases are planned for release later. Connect multiple LEDgoes Modular LED Matrix Displayboard panels (1.5" x 2") to create a long matrix with this case. The design is experimental and will include extra holding pins for security in the future, as well as wall-mounting holes. Double-row cases are planned for release later. Support the project on Kickstarter at http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/558452768/ledgoes! and http://www.ledgoes.com. This case, designed for the LEDgoes Modular LED Matrix Displayboard panel (http://www.ledgoes.com), can be connected to others to form a long matrix. Each panel houses one Displayboard measuring around 1.5" x 2". The design is experimental and will include extra holding pins for security in the future, as well as wall-mounting holes. Double-row cases are planned for release later. The project is on Kickstarter at http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/558452768/ledgoes! The LEDgoes Modular LED Matrix case, currently crowdfunding on Kickstarter (http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/558452768/ledgoes! and http://www.ledgoes.com), can connect multiple panels to create a long matrix, with each panel housing one Displayboard measuring approximately 1.5" x 2". The design is still being tested mechanically and will include extra holding pins for security in the future, as well as wall-mounting holes. Double-row cases are planned for release later.