MN Model MN128 Fixing Lights using a Buck Converter

In this episode, I finally fixed the lights on the MN-128. After a few attempts to use a resistor or 4, I finally got smart and used a Buck Converter.
Table of Contents:
00:02 - Introduction
00:25 - About the Buck Converter
01:57 - How to Wire
03:13 - Wiring a buck converter
06:18 - Installation
07:10 - How the lights are wired
12:19 - Testing
13:11 - Realizing it's not working
13:33 - It's working now
Parts and tools used in this episode:
Buck Module converter adapter: amzn.to/4aiO1W4
Servo Extension lead: amzn.to/4cwzGXY
Zip Ties 1000 pack: amzn.to/3ws329l
Soldering Iron: amzn.to/3uqN0Mi
Solder: amzn.to/49B0i7w
20w USB-C power: amzn.to/4bFAI36
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Knipex snips: amzn.to/42HOMp2
Nanch Precision Screwdriver Set: amzn.to/3UkNga3

[@J0D0CAST]

Hey mate, it was me that used the buck .. glad it worked well for you . Cheers.

[@BillsWorkbench]

Thank you for that tip! Worked great and have another crawler on the bench to get lights next.