Strobon Nav Lights for Mavic Pro (Red Left, Green Right, White Rear) 3 Strobon Standalone Setup

[ImpConcepts]

Here is my latest setup for Nav Compliant Strobes for the Mavic Pro. These are for the Original Standalone Strobon Strobe Lights (Not Cree) but could easily be modified for the Cree if needed. I also made a 5 Strobe Setup as well as a 3. That would translate to 2 x Red on the Left arms, 2 x Green on the Right and one White in the Middle Rear.


No Velcro needed. The Strobes Slide into the holders.

 

[Robert Mitchell]

Nice.

 

[sprtbkrydr]

Where did you get these from?

 

[ImpConcepts]

I designed and made them. They come in either 3 Strobe or 5 Strobe sets. Just the Holders of course not the Strobon strobes themselves.

 

[sprtbkrydr]

How much for the 3 set?

 

[ImpConcepts]

I am Sorry, I cannot advertise here, it is against the rules of the forum.

 

[Nikon1]

Really sweet setup. Thanks!

 

[sprtbkrydr]

Oh well.......

 

[Tedshredz]

I'd really like to source something like this. If you are a member of RCU please indicate here what your site name is. You can sell things there.
It makes really good sense to put the proper light setup for flying on the fringe of line of sight with reduced ambient light and it conforms more to FAA/MOT intent for aircraft visibility.

 

[colinfowler]

https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&r...ndalone.html&usg=AOvVaw14aHuTDn9xg59fFKSZS6xm

 

[ImpConcepts]

Sorry the management gets upset if I give my webstore info out... Their members loss.

 

[naturecannon]

User name "imp concepts" and Google make it easy enough to find

 

[sjnovakovich]

I've seen a lot of UTube videos that talk about strobe mods on the drones. If you're going to do a mod like that, I think that it only makes sense to use the proper color lights in the proper place on the drone: Red - left, Green - right, and White - rear.

 

[Nigpd]

I've seen a lot of UTube videos that talk about strobe mods on the drones. If you're going to do a mod like that, I think that it only makes sense to use the proper color lights in the proper place on the drone: Red - left, Green - right, and White - rear.

Not for me. If the existing lights were in the configuration, then yes, I would agree.
I have my strobes red at the front, green at the back, as per existing lights. I don't want 3 red and one green at the front and 3 green and one red at the back. Far too confusing visually IMHO

 

[Robert Mitchell]

I've seen a lot of UTube videos that talk about strobe mods on the drones. If you're going to do a mod like that, I think that it only makes sense to use the proper color lights in the proper place on the drone: Red - left, Green - right, and White - rear.

I agree, and that is how mine are positioned.

 

[sjnovakovich]

Not for me. If the existing lights were in the configuration, then yes, I would agree.
I have my strobes red at the front, green at the back, as per existing lights. I don't want 3 red and one green at the front and 3 green and one red at the back. Far too confusing visually IMHO

The reason I suggested that color placement is because that is standard for meeting FAA requirements. Since you are in the UK, that probably would not apply to you. I'm new to the forum and keep forgetting that there are a great number of international members here. Off topic, but what types of UAS restrictions does the UK impose?

 

[ImpConcepts]

That is what we recommend also. Most of the folks who get these from us use the standard US Marine & Air Lighting convention.

 

[vega]

On my Phantom and my MP, I gave up on trying for proper starboard green and port red configuration. The craft is just too small to make a difference imo. I put a single white cree flashing on the rear, period. I then know without a doubt which way I am oriented to the craft.