Comments on: T-28 Navigation lights http://rcflyers.mirafiori.com/2009/10/12/t-28-navigation-lights/ Sonoma County Electric Flight Enthusiasts, Unite! Mon, 23 Jan 2012 22:57:58 -0800 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: john http://rcflyers.mirafiori.com/2009/10/12/t-28-navigation-lights/comment-page-1/#comment-51 john Sat, 17 Dec 2011 16:34:43 +0000 http://rcflyers.mirafiori.com/?p=241#comment-51 Very cool, I have a parkzone corsair that I would love to add lights to, but I would rather buy the LEDS and resistors and do it up myself. I am not anywhere close to the place you mentioned so your very lucky if you can just walk in and get something that awesome done for you. I know how to do the lights and all, but I am wonder how they did that ramping or rolling beacon light, so on that note would you be able to take a pic of what they did or inquire what they used for me? I am assuming they used a timing chip and some resistors (obviously) with maybe a capacitor. Any help on this would rock, I am going to go with larger LEDS for my project straw hats (clear) are the best LEDS since they emit light at all viewing angles and I to believe scale is better. I am also going to add strobes ;) Very cool, I have a parkzone corsair that I would love to add lights to, but I would rather buy the LEDS and resistors and do it up myself. I am not anywhere close to the place you mentioned so your very lucky if you can just walk in and get something that awesome done for you.

I know how to do the lights and all, but I am wonder how they did that ramping or rolling beacon light, so on that note would you be able to take a pic of what they did or inquire what they used for me? I am assuming they used a timing chip and some resistors (obviously) with maybe a capacitor. Any help on this would rock, I am going to go with larger LEDS for my project straw hats (clear) are the best LEDS since they emit light at all viewing angles and I to believe scale is better. I am also going to add strobes ;)

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