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Thanks for clearing that up. Can you tell me what type of transformer they are using in the schematic on that page? The T1 3A version? eleccircuit.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/…
@Justme there are 2 test points (out_neg1 and in_neg1) that I will solder my wires to and then extend them to the other pins (2 & 4) that are vertical away from the board. Pins 1 and 3 are being soldered to pin headers on the PCB itself (to also help to keep it vertical).
@dandavis Even though I'm using the 5v to 12v XL6009 that has a current limit of 4 amps and 10W? I would think that would be enough to drive the LEDs just fine as before I made a custom PCB i ran them from a normal wall wort that was 3a.