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Let there be(even more)light...
Tom(ADMIN)- AMS Forum Owner
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Let there be(even more)light...
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Re: Let there be(even more)light...
got more lights than my christmas tree mate looks good
Tom(ADMIN)- AMS Forum Owner
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Re: Let there be(even more)light...
Got one more to go on mate...JR is making me up a low battery power warning light ready for when I change over to lipos. That one is a 10mm HiViz Ultra Brite blue flashing LED, and comes on at 3.something volts per cell, saves me ruining another lipo pack.
Got the leveller sorted out now as well, so when the lipo conversion is ready, it can all go in together.
Got the leveller sorted out now as well, so when the lipo conversion is ready, it can all go in together.
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