Model Boat Mayhem
Technical, Techniques, Hints, and Tips => The "Black Arts!" ( Electrics & Electronics ) => Topic started by: brianc on February 28, 2011, 03:25:53 pm
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I`m building a small police boat for my son and was wondering if the pico flasher would be suitable for operating the blue flashing lights?
Any advice would be most welcome :-))
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You can actually buy Blue LEDS with a built in flasher - search eBay.
Barrie
Try this one - its 12volt, but you can find others of different voltages
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/5mm-RED-BLUE-flashing-LED-Bright-Light-12V-12Volt-UK-/220745626144?pt=UK_BOI_Electrical_Components_Supplies_ET&hash=item336576f220#ht_614wt_1140
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give dave at action a ring he sells a flashing unit flashers up to 6 bulbs got one on my fire boat very impressive
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although they are 3v but http://www.component-shop.co.uk/html/body_flashing.html
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The alternate red/blue flashers on the last post are effective for police lights
Run a pair on six volts or four on twelve.
Ned
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Jings.....I did`nt realise there were so many alternatives.
Thanks guy`s, a lot to go on in such a short period of time, very much appreciated :-))
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Bri, check the ebay shop "Fast Track RC Products" , he has a vast range including flashing lights all colours as well as white. They come with harness and plug for PP9 plus switch on/off plug. About a fiver depending on specs. He also does ultra violet , and red, green nav light combos. Fast service.
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Cheers for that mate... :-)) :-))
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Sawright Bri, by coincidence I found his card today with www.fasttrackrcproducts.com address , save you waiting on another add on ebay. :-))
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£4.99 a set? cheap as chips.
The youtube clip is a brilliant idea, it certainly won me over, I`ve ordered a couple of sets .
Thanks again matey :-))
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I do think that Martin should do more to attract traders like this to sponsor the Mayhem Forum.
DM