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Wankel7 10-30-03 01:54 AM

LED Brake lights?
 
So has anybody done this to the tails? It seems like it would be a good mod. Brighter tail lights and a lower current draw. Which is great for our FC alts:)

Here is the begining of the Autospeed artical
http://www.autospeed.com/A_1504/cms/article.html

James

Wankel7 10-30-03 02:17 AM

And then I searched. Opps.

However, didn't see any mention of putting them in the hi mounted light.

James

Wankel7 10-30-03 02:25 AM

And then I searched. Opps.

However, didn't see any mention of putting them in the hi mounted light.

James

NZConvertible 10-30-03 03:55 AM

Inspired by that article, I bought a bunch of very bright LED's and resistors to do the high-stop light, but haven't quite gotten around to doing it yet. ;)

hugues 10-30-03 07:02 AM

I was attracted by the low current draw, so I bought 5 kinda cheap led lights (1156/57). I ended up putting only two of them in, and keep the others as is because they are not bright enough. That was some time ago, maybe they make better ones now. In any case, that still reduced the current draw.

Hugues -

JPA 10-30-03 08:14 AM

my high stop light is only an inch higher than the low stop lights so I'll pass

theloudroom 10-30-03 08:57 AM

I would reccommend using a voltage regulator provide the voltage to the LED lights. This will give you a consistent brightness level, and protect the LEDs from overvoltage.

Pinfield357 10-30-03 09:00 AM

they get you all interested then they wont tell ya how to do it unless ya give htem 3 bucks just for that oe article


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