Features 2 Wingtip Lights (1-Red, 1-Green), 2 White Landing Lights, and 1 Strobe (White, Red, or Blue). Landing Lights can be controlled from the transmitter, and the strobe is switchable for single or double-blink mode. Unit plugs into any spare channel, or can be combined with a retract or flap servos using a regular servo "Y". High-brightness LEDs and a low-drain microcontroller circuit mean that it can be safely powered by the receiver's battery, no extra battery is required.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This circuit is NOT regulated, it is designed to operate on a receiver that powered by either a 4-5 cell Ni-MH pack, or a 5.0 volt BEC or ESC with an on-board BEC. If you are using it on an HV (high voltage) receiver powered by a 2S (or larger) Li-Po/Li-Ion/LiFe, you will need a separate 5.0 volt BEC or a voltage regulator. Links to both are provided below.
- Related Items:
- 5mm LED Holders
- 6-pin Connectors (for wing disconnects)
- 7 amp BEC (5 volt)
- Adjustable Voltage Regulator
DOWNLOAD: Basic NavLights-5mm Instruction Manual
Basic NavLights-5mm
High-brightness 5mm LEDs, these are the brightest 5mm LEDs I can find anywhere! Each LED draws 20-25mA (the strobe LEDs draw much less, and landing light LEDs only draw when they are switched "on"), so total current use is very low, around 125mA or less maximum. Wire lengths are 30" each for Wingtip LED and Landing Light LED, 60" on Strobe LED, and all wires can be easily shortened or lengthened as needed using regular speaker or zip wire.
Unit plugs directly into your receiver, using any spare channel, or in flap or gear channels using a servo "Y". Circuit is reversable for proper switch operation with your model, and strobe has 2 blink modes, a 1HTz single-blink mode that is scale for many planes, and a quick double-blink mode standard for many others. Total weight is only a few grams, so it is suitable for use on any kind of model, even smaller, lightweight electric models, gliders, and sail planes. Instructions are included for easy installation and use.
Weight: 34 Grams
