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Brake and Reverse Lights Light Switching

These circuits will let you have more control of your rig's lighting and might give it a more scale appearance.

There are controllers that will give you working brake and reverse lights without using an extra channel, and others that will let you remotely operate one or more lighting circuits depending on what sort of channel you can dedicate to its use.

Lighting Items

15 product(s) found for "Lighting Items"

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TRX4M RC Headlight

$47.00

Have you been wanting to upgrade your factory ESC in your TRX4M but hesitated because you don't know how to keep the body's built-in LED lighting working? Maybe this is the answer! See it working here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppYU31qRc9A Using this light controller will reactivate your lights...

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Backup Alarm (Beeper)

$22.00

This controller provides you with a back up alarm and if you choose it at time of purchase, a reverse light output or a reverse light and brake light output, This controller works with ESCs that operate using "instant reverse" also called "crawler reverse". Not with the double pump reverse ESCs. See...

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Pod Light

$12.00

Add some light to your vehicle! These light pods feature four very bright 3mm LEDs. The pod sits on a small pillar that is about 5mm tall. The pod itself measures about 14mm tall, about 14mm wide and about 12mm deep. The pod mounts using a 3mm screw. Beware that the depth of the screw hole is about 4.5mm...

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Low Voltage Hazard Lights

$25.00

Use this item to monitor your battery voltage. When it's time for a charge, the hazard lights start flashing! You can connect this to your battery using a double deans or double XT60 style connector or if you like to solder, connect the power leads to the back of your ESC's power plug or whatever battery...

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Utility Flasher

$14.00

Do you have some lights on your model that you want to flash? This could be the answer. Simply connect power on one end and your lights on the other. Once the device gets power, it flashes the lights you have connected to it at a rate of about twice per second.

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