Remote Controlled LED Light Strip for RC Fixed Wing Airplane Flying Wing Plane AR Wing Drone Model Car Truck

Easy to install and work great. I put these on my flying wing and they have not come off yet. The wing does about 80 mph and now I can see it later in the day. They are not bright enough to see at altitude during the middle of the day, but when it is overcast or getting later in the day, they increase visibility tremendously.I put a set of the blue ones on the bottom of the wing and when I do high speed corkscrews the lights really add to the effect.

I put these on an Aeroscout S2 1.1m. If I assign an aux, it reduces power to the elevator. Messaged the mfg, quick response. It will work if I plug into vacant servo slot, has a switch to change mode, great!! To control with transmitter need UBEC as a second power source from battery. I like them a lot very bright, great adhesion. Only reporting on plane mentioned.

Lights work fine. Bought them for my Areoscout and as others have said channel 6 on the AR631 receiver and bind button to toggle modes and switch on and off. Simple enough. I’d just add that when double clicking the bind button to change modes it will give you a quick preview and turn off until you single click the bind button again. No big deal since I discovered this on the ground and not in the air. So easily toggling around in flight uninterrupted isn’t great if you are counting on them. But that’s why I say it’s a fun novelty item. I wouldn’t rely on them for any sort of navigation. I mounted mine between the CG and underneath the leading edge of the wing. Perfectly visible flying level but will disappear during banking turns. Fine at dusk to extend field time a little but not much else. I might move them to the fuselage and try that. I didn’t bother with the adhesive strip on the LED’s and used clear packing tape just in case I wanted to move them. Don’t know how well that adhesive stuff would stick anyway since it looks pretty questionable. One last thing is I didn’t notice any changes in performance as some have mentioned. The plane flew just as well without them. For the price it’s fun to have and a couple walking in the park got a chuckle. Considering how easy installation is if you manage your expectations they’re fine.

I used two of these for scale flashing wing tip strobes on my radio controlled FMS 1500mm Cessna 182 model airplane. IF you have that model aircraft this set works well for both wing tip strobes. Just cut the wires to each strobe and solder the small board in line. The board is labeled "in" and "out, " and tiny button selects what you want the "strobe" to do.

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I plugged this Light kit into Channel 6 of my SPEKTRUM AR631 receiver in my AeroScout S1.1 RC Plane and it works PERFECTLY by pushing the SAFE/PANIC button on my DXS Transmitter. It will change modes by clicking the SAFE/PANIC button, experiment with the settings by pushing it repeatedly OR SIMPLY push the button on the little circuit board that it comes with to the light setting you want and ONE CLICK of the BUTTON ON YOUR TRANSMITTER will turn it ON AND OFF.It REMEMBERS your last MODE SETTING which makes this SUPER FUN AND SIMPLE TO USEI left the lights on for 30 mins. even though my plane battery will only allow 10 mins. of flight just to see if the SWITCH CIRCUIT BOARD got hot from using power. I could feel ANY HEAT, it was as if it was not turned on and cool normal to the touchThanks to the SELLER FOR THIS SUPER EASY TOTALLY COOL LIGHT KIT !!!

It accomplished the task of making the plane more visible. Don’t count on the adhesive backing. I cut the control wire and just let do a fixed setting, always on.

First set that I received was in a plastic bag, and did not work. Obviously a defective return. I returned Them,. Amazon sent out a replacement. It came sealed in a static proof pouch, and worked as advertised. Nice and bright running on a 5v receiver battery.Update:The 5v BEC coming from my 30A ESC, (3S 1300mah Battery) could not handle these lights, a CC3D controller, and 4 servos, all at the same time. They would go into some uncontrollable flashing sequence. I was able to find a small separate 5v BEC that I connected to the battery connector on the ESC. The lights are now powered through this BEC directly from the battery. Every thing works fine. except I now can only control the lights with the switch on the control board. Not with the transmitter.Not a big deal, They come on in the last mode you were in when you power them back up.