But they had 5mm white LEDs, and that was what I needed for the light buckets of the Axial SCX10-II. I cracked open the housing of the LEDs and found that they had a little PCB attached, which had a SMD resistor on it. Cool, that was going to save me some soldering. Unfortunately, due to the PCB, they didn't fit the light buckets properly and made it impossible to use the original brackets to secure the LEDs. So, I'd have to mod the PCBs, or the light buckets. Not wanting to mess up the grille and the lights coming from the parts bin, I decided to just sand down the PCBs until the LEDs properly seated in the light buckets. Now, with a little effort, I was also able to fasten them with the original brackets. I hooked the Y-cable that came with the lights up to the 4th channel of the ESC and there was light!
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Goodbye darkness my old friend... |
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