Mini OLED and LCD Video Screens with 21 Sci-Fi Animations
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Sci-fi modelmakers rejoice! Now you can add animated UI/HUD graphics to your models for an extra touch of realism. Each of these BrickScreens is pre-loaded with 21 custom-created sci-fi animations.
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Micro Video Screen with Sci-Fi Animations
NOTE: This item does not include a power supply. See recommendations below.
Don't settle for static display screens and HUDs in your sci-fi models! These screens come in two sizes and have 21 custom sci-fi animations pre-loaded. An attached button lets you select the active animation (or select "random" to cycle through all of the animations).
Power options:
Like all of our BrickScreen products, these screens operate on 5V DC. Included is a standard Brickstuff power connecting cable and expansion board for use with our USB power cable (recommended) or AA battery pack, and we also include a DIY cable you can use to connect to any 5V DC power source. (If you're using a LiPo in your R/C aircraft, a standard buck converter can be used to step the voltage down to 5V DC).
Wondering what this display looks like in action? Check out this demo of the 0.96-inch OLED display:
Don't settle for static display screens and HUDs in your sci-fi models! These screens come in two sizes and have 21 custom sci-fi animations pre-loaded. An attached button lets you select the active animation (or select "random" to cycle through all of the animations).
Power options:
Like all of our BrickScreen products, these screens operate on 5V DC. Included is a standard Brickstuff power connecting cable and expansion board for use with our USB power cable (recommended) or AA battery pack, and we also include a DIY cable you can use to connect to any 5V DC power source. (If you're using a LiPo in your R/C aircraft, a standard buck converter can be used to step the voltage down to 5V DC).
Wondering what this display looks like in action? Check out this demo of the 0.96-inch OLED display:
Here's a demo of the 1.44-inch LCD display: