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The Badger/Wolverine switches LED's are bright. But you have to view them sort of straight on. But the best part of those switches is there is NO current loss across them what so ever.
The only negative is they're hard to mount. If you don't need led's go with the Smartfly switch. |
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Fromeco all the way! Excellent products and even better customer service if that's possible!
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This reply is misleading. Left of the switches are two machined recessed circles (these holes do nothing and would have been a great place for the LED's) - these are not the LED's. The LED's are mounted on the board and are recessed about 3/8" below the mounting plate and shine through the charging access holes machined on the mounting plate to the "right of the switch's". Last edited by Ohio AV8TOR; 03-24-2012 at 07:50 AM. |
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Fromeco! It's been taking them some time now, but they're eventually supposed to be coming out with a revised version of the Kodiak switch but they'll be much more compact. The Kodiacs tell you how many mah you've used from your flight packs. Great for A123's.
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Left of the switches are two machined recessed circles (these holes do nothing and would have been a great place for the LED's) - these are not the LED's. The LED's are mounted on the board and are recessed about 3/8" below the mounting plate and shine through the charging access holes machined on the mounting plate to the "right of the switch's".
this looks like it is shinning in the recessed holes and not the charge jack. so which one would you be getting if you ordered one today? |
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It's been a while since I powered up my MX-2. Apologies.
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I have probably 10 switches with red LED from old stock I will let go for $2.50 plus shipping. Never had any issues with them, I just don't have time to mess with selling accessories. Pm if interested.
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A super simple way to do a switch on indicator light is just get an LED of your color choice from Radio shack, solder it to an old servo lead and plug it into a open slot on the receiver, or use a "Y" off another channel slot. Mount the LED with a snap in pannel mount, or get creative and put it on your instrument pannel. Turn on the switch and the light goes on, turn it off, and the light goes off. $2 invested and 10 minutes of time.
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So I can just wire an LED into a servo lead with no resistors? I was under the impression that an LED wired straight to a battery would cook the LED. |
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