lights for the tornado bb
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Hey, those look pretty cool! What's on the wing? The batteries?
Chris
Hey, those look pretty cool! What's on the wing? The batteries?
Chris
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Those are cool you know you could mount them under the body and have the lights come out in the front so you can se the road better, Just a idea.
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I was thinking that. I'll post when I it evolves.
I was also hoping to have the reciever batter box power them too. It runs on 3x1.5v batts. so around 4.5v. and the battbox has 4x1.2v (rechargables), 4.8v. So it's doable.
I was also hoping to have the reciever batter box power them too. It runs on 3x1.5v batts. so around 4.5v. and the battbox has 4x1.2v (rechargables), 4.8v. So it's doable.
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any way of mounting them to the front shock plate. make them look like rally lights.
any way of mounting them to the front shock plate. make them look like rally lights.
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i notice on the reciever of the car, there is another connector for a channel 2. Is it possible to have it power the LED lights? The connector has 3 wires. If I wired something directly to it, will the lights stay on?
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Here's my new LED mod, I added more lights. I just went out and it's dark outside, I can really see it. Fun to drive in the dark. It lights up the area around it.




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check my mod to my tsunami http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_6925700/tm.htm




