E-flite Viper 90 Lights, Chapter 3

Rewired wing to have controllable and separated navigation and landing lights. Also added ACL strobes. One more wing connector needed.

[@ghostmann4965]

Nice work… Kann u tell me please how do you didn’t and what parts are installed? Thanks for your help

[@AndWhoIsMakingMovies]

Rewire the wings and add one more connector at each wing root. You can reuse existing led wiring, just re-arrange to have common ground via normal servo connectors and 3 separate feeds via the new connector. Picture here: www.rcgroups.com/forums/showpost.php?p=52263623&postcount=4592 Arduino based LED controller here: github.com/AndersHoglund/ArduinoProjects/tree/master/RcLedController

[@ghostmann4965]

Sorry that I’m asking, have you a separated led controller or you have reprogrammed the receiver? I’m not an expert in programming, and I don’t really understand how you make. The picture and the code are for me not helpful. If you kann be more specific whit a plan or something I will be very happy. Thank you for your help and good luck whit your future projects

[@AndWhoIsMakingMovies]

@@ghostmann4965OK, sorry for lack of detailed info. Added some info on Arduino connections in a new text file: github.com/AndersHoglund/ArduinoProjects/blob/master/RcLedController/Arduino%20Nano%20connections.txt You will need to learn how to use Arduino from other sources on the net, plenty of it around. Google is your friend. There are also some more info in the first chapter: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r56tiZiOaMd-adEsi=uqrBQtPqRVJIIr2N

[@ghostmann4965]

Thanks for your information but is to complicate for me. It’s looking nice but I don’t have an idea how I must start. Maybe you make a video.

[@AndWhoIsMakingMovies]

@@ghostmann4965 Description text on Github updated with some more info. But I can not keep Arduino classes in PM, YT comment or howto videos, you need to get some experience your self. Buy a couple of Arduino Nanos and start experimenting on the bench, before tearing your Viper apart. And follow existing guides, for example: www.arduino.cc/