5V Radio Controlled Adjustable Brightness LED Light Controller

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simple and convenient.

Sep 01, 2019

simple and convenient, but the modulator works only if you connect the number of LEDs sufficient to reach the sensitivity threshold.

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Apr 27, 2014

It burn all my LEDs! Nice smell.
Controller out only 5v or 0v.
It burn all my LEDs! Nice smell.
Controller out only 5v or 0v.

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Apr 06, 2014

abit expensive for what it does, just switching on and off lights but it also does 3v output so the small lights with heatsinks work too i guess, still feel it's abit expensive for a simple thing like that

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Feb 02, 2014

use this to adjust my navigation wing ligts

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Jan 05, 2014

great for ligting multicopter

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Nov 10, 2013

very , good, i conected im my rx 3 canal and has an output of 6Vcc to trigger the lights 3 channel.

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Oct 01, 2013

Great product. You can use it to control any kind of device that used a servo plug like navigation lights or anything else that needs to be turned on/off remotely from your radio. It is also very light weight. Input voltage is 5V. You just need to connect your device to the red/black wires and when the switch signal is changed from the radio, it will connect/disconnect the power to the device

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Aug 24, 2013

Otimo produto! Recomendo a compra!!

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Jul 11, 2013

I just checked this out. First, the output voltage is equal to the input voltage. It is not 0 to 3.25VDC. This is important if you want to use lower voltage LEDs. The control has off when the pulse width is narrow. Then it comes on with a pulse width of 48 microseconds width. It continues to increase to full on. This will be good for typically 5V-6V outputs from a receiver. Put the connector you need to the LED and plug into a receiver channel and the LED. You may want to max the endpoints on your transmitter on the high side for full on. You could also adjust the endpoint for LEDs that you don't want to be full on. This would provide a dimming function and a max illumination.

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Jul 05, 2013

This is not adjustable and not 0v-3.25v. This item will issue 5v from the receiver when you flick a switch. Even when you connect it to a throttle or slider.