Night Fire RC Lights review: Finally plug and play night flying!

Taking a look at the new lights from Night Fire RC, a plug and play option for flying rc airplanes at night. We test them in the Extreme Flight 105" Slick in the dark.
*Not a sponsored video. I recently bought these lights for an event and thought I'd share my experience*
The specific lights I used: nightfirerc.com/products/nigh...
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Thanks to Dillon Holt and my amazing wife for the camera work.
Contents:
00:00 - Intro
00:38 - In the box
01:23 - Installation
02:53 - Flight testing
03:42 - Battery time
03:58 - Comparison with Aurora and Lucid
04:56 - Tips for flying at night
05:37 - Final thoughts

[@yodecaf]

What a great option---The running of wires was what kept me from adding them to planes since I only use lights 20% of the time. Really love your channel and podcasts. The quality and time you put into it is noticeable!

[@skyboundrc]

Night Fire lights are definitely awesome :-) And thanks! really appreciate your words :-)

[@madatthesky7588]

This was GREAT! Thank you!

[@skyboundrc]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@GhostRyderFPV]

Interesting to see the self-powered setup you (excellently!) describe, I toil in smaller models without the capacity for such _decadence,_ lol! MenaceRC has a kit with similar large COB LED lights, and while not as plug-n-play as these awesome NightFireRC LED's, the cost of the MenaceRC 4pc COBB kit, $8, plus an $11 controller for every 8 LED boards is at least an affordable alternative, and may be a solution for some builders who would centrally power their lights or want to try it out on a more DIY basis.

[@skyboundrc]

definitely nice to see other affordable options in the market! It's really cool how over time there are more and more options available so that people can choose what fits their needs best