I worked out the math in great detail in another thread. Turning off the LEDs buys you at most 2 seconds more flight time, if taking off with a full charge.
I'm unable to turn my front red LEDs on. I have had help from Msinger. But I'm still not able to turn them on. It is really nice to have them for better flying.I worked out the math in great detail in another thread. Turning off the LEDs buys you at most 2 seconds more flight time, if taking off with a full charge.
What have you tried?I'm unable to turn my front red LEDs on. I have had help from Msinger. But I'm still not able to turn them on. It is really nice to have them for better flying.
They're single color.Not to hijack this thread, but would anyone have an idea as to how to vary the color of the front LEDs? Are they single color lights, or could they be hacked and re-programmed?
The built in strobes are not bright enough for me so I added Navigation Strobes glued to the landing leg extensions front and rear.
I have figured it out. They where turned off by me changing rear button #1. Thanks for the help.What have you tried?
These are Cree lights and VERY bright, usb charging, and last thru 4 batteries, I have the red, green, and white in the standard A/C nav configuration.Can you share a source? Self powered or battery draining? Sounds like a very good idea. I wish the controller had Aux channels for lights on/off options, solenoid activation, all sorts of fun stuff. I do have a 'spare' Turnigy 9X... hmmm there I go thinking again.
The built in strobes are not bright enough for me so I added Navigation Strobes glued to the landing leg extensions front and rear. They are very bright and can be seen a long way even in daylight, in low light or at night they show up for miles. Today I had a copter fly directly over me at 200', I heard him coming and descended to 50' and turned to face him, he immediately gained altitude by about 100' or so, hard to judge. I am hoping he did this because he saw my lights, he certainly wouldn't have seen the Mavic without them. So to answer your question, yes, I always fly with them on.
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