LAFEINA Ultra Bright LED Police Rotating Flashing Light for RC Model Police Firefighting Ambulance Car Lighting, 2Pack

LAFEINA Ultra Bright LED Police Rotating Flashing Light for RC Model Police Firefighting Ambulance Car Lighting, 2Pack

$ 16.99

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Strobing-blasting Flashing Fast-Slow Rotating Mode Multi-function Circular Bright Car LED Light with Strobing-blasting Flashing Fast-Slow Rotating Mode

RC CH3 is used to control the flashing mode.

This bright light is designed specifically for model RC cars.

The power line is connected to the receiver's third channel (CH3) for use.

With a 360-degree rotating function with strong-blasting flashing fast-slow flashing.

Questions & Answers

Is it possible to use this for a plane and make use of the landing gear channel? Is there a reason why it has to be chapter 3?

There is no requirement that it be broadcast on a specific channel. It could even be powered by a different battery. As long as the voltage does not exceed 6 volts. With the operation of the landing gear, I believe the landing gear voltage will turn on and off.

What's the deal with the red and black wire?

The color red is positive, while the color black is negative or ground.

Are these lights of a certain size? They come in two sizes: w x h. Are package dimensions a waste of time?

The light's base measures 12mm in width and 14mm in height.

I only have a red and black wire, so can I still use it? If so, how would you go about doing it? What are the connections between the wires?

Positive voltage is represented by the red wire, while ground is represented by the black wire. As long as the voltage does not exceed 6 volts, any battery source will work. My lights are on a channel, so I plugged mine into that. It really works. It's an A- in mine. Airplane number ten