Tiny RGBW strobe light teardown with schematic

[@robertcoulthard7461]

"We see someone in distress" ... "Never mind, they're not in distress, they are just 'so so'"

[@jkobain]

lmao

[@KittenRaee]

Bwahahaha

[@Lizlodude]

Getting "HELO" written in the sand on and island vibes lol

[@cheaterman49]

@@Lizlodude SandMTP, trying to sendmail!

[@johnpossum556]

My dad would have liked that joke. ( He could send and receive Morse Code manually. )

[@tbelding]

Note that depending on the colour combinations, you could end up with a police officer handing you a ticket. Here, red/blue are reserved for "First Responders" - specifically police. (Fire departments use Red/White, usually. Tow trucks/etc use yellow or yellow and white)

[@barrieshepherd7694]

With all those colour combinations we could all walk around like fireflies advertising our 'interests' - the electronic version of the 'Hanky Code'🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ethanpoole3443]

I can only imagine the Fox News, NewsMax, and OAN coverage plus the Evangelical/Fundamentalist religious leader’s resulting “news” coverage and pulpit stories if that idea took off! God only knows what sort of sinister and demonic story they would invent just to terrify their viewers into outlawing “flashing RGBW lights” that are obviously “used to indoctrinate the children” with their cute flashing colors and which must be stopped at all cost in order to “protect and defend the innocent children from demonic attack by those satanic heathens”. It isn’t like they’re known for letting the truth or reason get in the way of a “good” [make believe] story about the LGBTQIA+ Community. It’s almost scary to imagine what they would create just to stir that hate pot that brings them all the viewership numbers and fleece the viewers for ever more campaign contributions to fund and facilitate anything and everything that runs contrary to the actual Christian cause of “love thy neighbor as thyself”. 🙁 Otherwise, I love the idea…though I’m not sure what the modern hanky “RGBW LED” code would be for “non-binary trans seeking cis, trans, and non-binary women”…lol!

[@der.Schtefan]

Mykonos 2023: Here I come!

[@daanwilmer]

"No, I'm not into that, that's the slow rainbow flash, I set the slightly faster rainbow flash" 😂

[@thebrowns5337]

Yes! Put one on your pampas grass in the front garden!

[@ericmc6482]

And strapon to boot.

[@billide1463]

Oh, my. A strobing strap-on. You are incorrigible, sir. Keep these great videos coming. senior from Canada

[@markfergerson2145]

I was thinking there's probably a market for such products... assuming they don't already exist. Yes, I lead a somewhat sheltered life.

[@theoztreecrasher2647]

Yep, and with all those modes for illuminating dark places plus the rubber rings - the mind boggles with the possibilities! 🙄😬

[@davidg4288]

Can I have the large strap-on please? It's for my girlfriend. Oh dear that's even worse isn't it?

[@BedsitBob]

Ideal for when you want to flash someone. 😁

[@markfergerson2145]

@@BedsitBob Oh, you're on probation for that one.

[@Ofulljet]

These are drone lights (on Alibaba) that are resold on Aliexpress as bike lights. As suggested by the flimsy rubber band, they will hold fine on drone arms. In this use case, short battery life is indeed fine. If used for on bicycles, I would advise to use another kind of rubber band, like O-Ring seals (Chinese like to do that on bicycles products).

[@iamjadedhobo]

If used as a bike light I would suggest replacing the controller chip with something that has no strobe modes *at all*. Remove the driver mosfets for green and blue amd increase the series resistors to reduce the current to something like 50 ~ 60mA. That might not be enough to illuminate the area around you as if it were day, but it will prevent blinding all the other road users around you and cause *them* to end up under the wheels of a lorry.

[@jkobain]

This light is so-so-so; I even don't know why would I need one, but I definitely do! Thanks for showcasing fun things, as usual!

[@cbc7599]

Got to have!🤣

[@ScottCalvinsClause]

I'm so impressed by the frequency and quality of your videos. Not to mention, you somehow seem to hit just what I'm personally doing. Was collecting vapes and trying to hack em, you start making videos about it a week later. I start making a DIY shoe dryer, you cover one a day later. Stay in my head!

[@Lizlodude]

This is how I feel about Project Farm hah, feels like every time I'm researching a thing to buy I'll check if he has a video, and then as soon as I get one he publishes a video on it.

[@jkobain]

I've seen them in a round casing marketed as drone (and so on) warning lights. The version for bikes features a prolonged light guide protruding from both ends and creating two additional light spots.

[@Frankhe78]

A bunch of these bicycle lights seem ideal for halloween decorations.

[@bigclivedotcom]

They could certainly add a bit of sparkle to random locations.

[@michaelhansen698]

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[@Aco747lyte]

I might thread them into my hair just to annoy / make jealous my teenage daughters! 🤣

[@Frankhe78]

@@Aco747lyte That sounds lovely.

[@jkobain]

I stare at it, thinking of usual forehead torch, and can't get rid of thoughts that it looks like a bicycle headlight / rear light / auxiliary light, and I keep wondering why it has so many modes and all. And then I notice the elastic bands, and read in the description that it is probably intended for bikes and other objects to make them more noticeable in the dark. Now I get it. And it actually explains why so many modes.

[@amorphuc]

Wild. 31 different modes could be a little annoying but fun. I just ordered a couple for less than $3.00 per with free shipping. You always find the best stuff to play with! Thanks.

[@amorphuc]

It might be fun to put a cloud making device battery in there somehow. 😀

[@tinkerbot4148]

I was thinking of using a cell from one of those puffing thingies and 3D printing a larger enclosure.

[@johnmorgan1629]

The yellow mode could be used for side lights for a bike, or the white, red and yellow could be used on a manual wheelchair at night or in reduced light while not adding much weight to the wheelchair.

[@stuartclarke9241]

I'm just starting to learn components and schematics and your videos are very informative. I also had a heat link fault which turned out to be the diode after following another of your videos it works brilliantly 👌 Subbed.

[@jkobain]

Welcome to the party. Clive also does live streams on his other channel, if anything.

[@nightshadelenar]

Pair it with a 350mAh cell, and it will surely work for at least an hour on static. Or on the quick double strobe, it will last a long long time, 4 or 5 days probably.

[@carlubambi5541]

Fantastic as always !Amazing fishing lures you can make with them too

[@wisher21uk]

Looks a cool gadget maybe run a few on an 18650 by modifying the usb socket to just power it and remove the tiny battery….the possibilities are endless thanks Clive

[@arbutuswatcher]

A colorful & illuminating strap-on to be sure. I think we've ventured down a bit of a rabbit hole with this one! ;) Good review. Depending on the price point, I could see this in the cycling market, for evening illumination.

[@scottfirman]

I purchased 4 of those from Aliexpress. I put them on my RC Planes. I was hoping they would be brighter in the daytime. They can be set between regular lighting to a brighter flash.I do put them on at in the evening to distinguish my plane from others. They are supposed to be mounted are on the rim of a bicycle.

[@seventyseven7815]

I love these leds, and the circuit is not bad at all for the price. I'd definitely replace the battery though. Or hard wire it.

[@rawlinsonboy]

Just discovered this channel, why are you not a professional voice over artist? I could listen to your voice for days

[@FerralVideo]

That thing is adorable, I want one, and I would upgrade that cell to the largest you could fit in the case. I did this for a tiny spy camera that had literally the tiniest lithium cell I've ever seen in my life. Way undersized for the job, and left a fair bit of empty space in the case. The camera would only run for maybe 5 minutes on a charge, but was advertised to run for 90 minutes. After some use they wouldn't even power up. Was able to find a cell meant for one of those toy micro drones that fit into the case perfectly, and while the cell I had was already well used, it still ran for like 45 minutes. Much better.

[@hattix6713]

As a cyclist, the holy grail of lights is "on, off" + "brightness only". Someday, someone will make one which does this, only this, and can be turned off and on without cycling through over 9000 flashing patterns.

[@DjResR]

Long press turns the light off._

[@curtishoffmann6956]

"It's so tiny! "That's what he said." "Now I'm sad."

[@Sushihunter250]

I have 2 of these lights, and have another 2 in the mail. I like them. They are cheap and have an interesting flash pattern. I use them on my electric scooter. I think their main purpose is to be used on small quadcopter drones due to their small size.

[@jkobain]

It appears to be so! They are light and don't have much battery juice in them, and thus strobe mode fits them really well.

[@Papcio3x6]

That's exactly what I needed for my dog. He's black as a night and we go to the dog park in the late evenings. Next time I see strobing light coming at me FAST I would at least have time to prepare for a hug :)

[@NaoPb]

It seemed neat at first, but in the end it's only SOSOSOSOSOSOSOSOSOSOSO.

[@rayc5079]

I bought 3 of these from Ebay, 2 different sellers, 2 of those had a bad battery, batteries didn't keep their charge. By the way, the good thing, that strobe light has a memory, as long the battery keep its charge, it saves the last setting which is good, no need to go through all the modes !

[@jkobain]

Seems like all of them have the same origin and the very same programming.

[@davidjones9730]

Another great video, thanks Clive. Two thoughts, one was to use a salvaged vap battery. The other relating to someone's comment about using on a dog collar. How about adding a mercury type switch across the push button. It'll change modes as the dog walks! Might be amusing.

[@snakezdewiggle6084]

Nice find Clive ! Battery needs addressing, a 17350 from a vaporizer. I made my own Spudger from an old hacksaw blade, similar dimensions to yours. ;)

[@criggie]

Clive - when I get these I also buy a larger battery like 500 mAh and swap the cell out. Sometimes the new battery fits, sometimes I 3dprint a box-extension and glue it all in. The light often goes from 1 hour to 10 hours, which is a week's commute rather than a one-way ride. Is this a bad idea in any way?

[@antisoda]

*_I_* don't think it's a bad idea. But what do I know? ;)

[@BD-oo6ru]

I've got several of the other version (single color) with the different flash patterns and they are perfect for bicycles. Extremely cheap and they've lasted several years. And... Now I need these too lol

[@jkobain]

Those others are bigger, heavier, have bigger cells and more LEDs in them. And rubber O-rings plus rubber flaps to protect the socket from splashes of water. I like them too, but these are more …weird! ;D

[@lag0matic]

I wonder what the visibility on this is outdoors at night. I need a small strobe light for my micro drone to legally fly at night, but it has to be super small, light weight, and 2mi visibility! This could easily fit the bill (esp if I strip the case and 3d print something super light weight)

[@stevejagger8602]

I like these gimmicky little devices because with a bit of imagination it's always possible to repurpose them to better effect for little cost.

[@NiyaKouya]

Interesting stuff, even though most of the blinking modes are useless. And thanks for all who mentioned that their intended use is on small drones, cause as a bike light they'd be rather useless with the short runtime, and, at least in some countries like Germany, blinking lights are forbidden on bikes.

[@johnpossum556]

strao-on, giggle! FYI, around here those are called tadpole lights since once they are off the bike it looks like it has a tadpole tail. They are handy for their ease of mounting. Sounds like it would be decent if it had an upgrade to an 18650 battery otherwise I am not interested in something I have to charge between each and every bike ride. But I will say I am glad to see more of the 4 LED lights coming about as I own a 4 pixel TV that also uses Yellow as the 4th pixel and it's like 33% brighter than 3 pixel TVs and the yellow & golds are awesome. I always wonder why we don't see more consumer products with a 4th pixel. Dave's Garage did an interesting video on 4 pixel individually addressable RGBW LED strip lights recently. Turns out they work like one giant shift register. If I knew more programming I would be very tempting to get a set as his projects really look awesome. (This is THE David Plummer, the guy who wrote Task Manager for Microsoft! Awesome electronics channel & he does lots of light projects now.)

[@johnpossum556]

If any one is interested here is the video I am talking about: kzbin.info/www/bejne/enTWm5dtbsaIosU

[@Tims_Projects]

I love those LEDs, didn't know you could get RGB with a white.

[@chemistree6558]

This is the exact video that I've been looking for , TYSM❤

[@sethreign8103]

0:29 Thank you so much for the epileptic warning here.

[@RIXRADvidz]

What a Cute Little Light, so kawaii ! and it kept getting cuter, popped out of it's case and it has a cute little button and the cutest little power cell, what a fun light toy, lots of modes and colours S..O...s...O..S...o...S...O... LOL the Soss's light.

[@gianlucalocri]

1:56 BigClive: "Well... a pink sososososo light" Me: died laughing

[@dancapewell]

I've got a bunch on order they are designed to go on the arms of drones originally I believe

[@dca24100]

Strobing Strap-On Has a nice ring to it 🤔

[@tonyppe]

I really like your strap on light. I would love to see you upgrade the battery if possible, like how to install and where to get an upgrade and what precautions one would need to take Entertaining videos as always Oh btw last weekend we tried making vodka fizzy and I amazed my friends. But oddly, we tried making it more fizzy a second time and it came out flat. Was a good day though 😁

[@wthornton7346]

Nobody does it better. Classic Big Clive. Thanks!

[@MirlitronOne]

"You need to CYCLE through the modes" - I see what you did there! 👍

[@lifeincycling]

SOS I'm trapped in a strobing light factory.

[@jayare3167]

This may sound dumb, but is there a way to read those micro controllers and edit the code and burn a new chip?

[@nixxonnor]

Maybe it is suitable as a drone strobe? There are rumors that drones soon must be equipped with a flashing strobe light while airborne

[@Flashy7]

It would be great if we could reprogram the microcontroller for our own effect or effects. Are these writable or we have to replace it?

[@bigclivedotcom]

It's probably a one time programmable device. You could swap in a new processor.

[@Flashy7]

@@bigclivedotcom There have been several devices with microcontrollers with "compatible" pinouts on your channel, we would be glad to see a video where you replace one with a reprogrammable version and write a little custom program. This rgbw version has so much potential from drone signals to blinking red eyes in the bush...

[@superdau]

If you use this as a bicycle light (woldn't know why, because there are lights much better suited for that purpose) and value your safety, please only use white at the front and red at the back.

[@TheLouisEric]

Hard to know how small it is, you have ginormous hands !

[@knucklecorn]

SOS is supposed to be sent as a continuous unbroken sequence like the light does.

[@markchristopher9515]

Classy ending. You make me chuckle.

[@fiskurtjorn]

Be wise. Don't use this as a bike light. It's not safe. A moving blinking or strobing light is harder to locate the direction of that move, and therefore more likely to get hit. Also, as a cyclist, you want to be recognized therefore use the standard white on the front, and red on the tail which also helps determine the direction of movement.

[@bennylloyd-willner9667]

Lot of comments on putting a bigger battery on it and, as BC himself says, "That's OK"😁 Although I do think these are aimed at drones (at least with the strobe modes) so the size and weight makes sense to me.

[@andytipping70]

Hi Clive. With the threat of powercuts looming in the near future, would you consider doing a series on camping lantern runtime vs brightness comparisons and perhaps inverters/other methods of running "stuff" from battery power at sensible prices. (seen a lot of power banks etc reviewed but all are crazy prices to cover something that only happens twice in a lifetime). Ive also seen the crazy american extreme torches that they say are equivalent to lasers etc - but I for one would prefer more trustworthy reviews from someone who seems to really appreciate led lighting on a balance between runtime brightness, recharge times and, of course, safety. - Perhaps throw in a couple of DIY options too?

[@cheaterman49]

Clive reviewing a little strap-on :-D I wish you had to use the pink calculator or other pink tools for it hahaha

[@GabrieleR95]

The kink palculator ;)

[@LakeNipissing]

This could certainly be effective to annoy people. I could imagine the consequence of kids having them.

[@theoztreecrasher2647]

LOL. It'd be like the little Eachine Santa Whoop. It hasn't run 1 battery down before you want to hit it with a hammer! 😱😂😂

[@BTW...]

better than a laser pointer in kids hands.

[@russellhltn1396]

Replace the controller to quickly cycle though the colors and you could have an accessory for a dancer at a rave. The fast movement of the hands would leave a stream of colors due to the multiplex-like effect.

[@15markav15]

These are used on drones for night flights, so the weight has to be kept right down.

[@Gaz888]

Hi Big Clive I bought a car the a couple of months ago and all was well until the freshener inside ran out and now it stinks of stale cigarette smoke 🤢 It's a big beautiful Mercedes and I'm gutted I want to use an ozone generator but there is tons on eBay with all sorts of claims do you fancy testing the claims?? Your just the man for the job. P.S I love your channel I watch it all the time Gaz

[@bigclivedotcom]

All it takes is a trace level of ozone. You could try a battery operated fridge style ozone generator. Even if you just used it when the car was unoccupied.

[@Gaz888]

@@bigclivedotcom cheers

[@RustyorBroken]

After a brief search I found the isesamo with several brand names. Yours has ReGizmo printed on it, which I have not found online yet. I did find Dottor Pod, Newer Tech, Injured Gadgets, and of course ifixit. I wonder if these variants are a sort of private label or knock offs.

[@bigclivedotcom]

I've had this spudger a very long time. So the brand may have disappeared or changed since. iSesamo are still here.

[@MeteorMark]

Thank you Clive! I have several of these,just for fun, totally not waterproof and you can easily pull the them apart without a Spudger. There are also much better and bigger ones with a 3 key remote control, have that on 3 strobe yellow on top of my Quest Velomobile as being a Fast Boat, which it's not 😉

[@emustorage6769]

Can you make a video on how to, safely, fully discharge used rechargeable lithium cells, like the ones you found in the old vape devices?

[@Forensic1Man]

Because the circuit board to so small, I can see removing the small battery and adding a significantly larger battery and putting it in my own case to extend the life of the light using those unusual colors and strobe effects!

[@whoeveriam0iam14222]

finally a SOSOSOSOSOSOSOSOSOS light in my favorite colours!

[@chloehennessey6813]

Hi Mr Clive. Guess where I am?! Totes on a trip to ALASKA! We are here on a hunting trip for a week. It’s so so beautiful. I’d love to email you some pictures of the area! I got a great picture of some snow covered mountains with a saltwater inlet, grassy hills and the sun is like a shaft of light shining on a spot in front of the truck I was in.

[@alexmarshall4331]

Sounds amazing... Beautiful "hunting" bad trip? ...watch out where the huskies go,and don't you eat the yellow snow!!!

[@TomCee53]

I counted 34 modes 🤓🎃 Can you use it while plugged in? It would be more useful in various projects with either a larger cell or a power bank.

[@bigclivedotcom]

Yes it can be used while plugged in.

[@cybermaus]

This is really bad. We need to keep safe, but this is at the expense of other road users, and since it seems everyone is having crazy unregulated lights on their vehicles nowadays, it will lead to a arms race and be ultimately bad for everyone.

[@jkobain]

Toad users would agree.

[@cybermaus]

@@jkobain Thanks for pointing out, fixed the typo

[@jkobain]

@@cybermaus you're awesome, thank you!

[@wallaceshackleton1889]

An interesting if impractable piece of kit.

[@panqueque445]

"31 modes and you have to cycle through them" Oh god

[@lolorick5885]

There is an auditor called nunya bizniz in Australia, he puts loads of these light on his push bike at night time with blue and red and white. The Ozzy Cops don't like it, but there is nothing that they can do about it, as he knows the law better than they do regarding flashing lights Blue, Red and White. Clive so you recon Low current short double strobe in white, should last longer? I'm testing mine on that setting now

[@geoffgeoff143]

When will they make stuff with just an on / off switch. One function.

[@Artesian_Turkey]

I don't know for sure, but it seems this light was made more for the sort of party where you find out your skin feels *awesome*.

[@uwezimmermann5427]

on my original iSesamo the rubber(silicone? PU?) became detached after a very short time and I had to encapsulate the center part into transparent heat shrink tubing. Still it is quite a good tool.

[@CrazeUK]

I have a dji mavic mini. Would be interesting to see how much it weighs in total and without the case to use as a flight light

[@Silverfoxwolfen]

When you turn it off and on again, does it remember which setting it last used or does it start from the first one each time?

[@dougle03]

read the description

[@bigclivedotcom]

It remembers it.

[@notahotshot]

@@dougle03 You could have responded with the same three words Clive did, but chose to be a douchebag instead. Since you've got it covered here, I'll go be a douchebag elsewhere.

[@MARKE911]

So I could scavenge some of the vape pen batteries and triple the length of time or incorporate them into the vape and throw some disco strobe vapor clouds.

[@rpavlik1]

Interesting that none of these gadgets seem to use resistor arrays: while they do cost more than individual resistors, at least in some cases the savings in assembly time/cost is worth it. Presumably the assembly cost savings isn't as worth it when making these little gadgets overseas.

[@lo2740]

no you are wrong, the assembly overcost of individual resistors is way less than the overcost or resistor arrays themselves, beside they make the routing more shitty, and finally we reuse parts between designs all the time, and store resistors in 30K reels, it would make zero sense to use resistors arrays, they would end up partly wasted most of time. That is why they are not used on mass product designs. For ultra cheap products, with die on pcb we would use carbon traces to replace smd resistors.

[@andrewwilson6240]

The tiny cell is the same as the ones they put into the small Bluetooth headphone dongles. These are about 30mAh too.

[@fanplant]

31 modes? My ride would be over by the time I find the mode I want

[@brentonsword6688]

I used something like this (similar) on my drone with Velcro tape. Red on the Port (left) and green on the Right. Helps navigation when you get up to the Max height of 120m 😉😉😉😉

[@DanielGlover]

About to say that, drone light, On top really, Think you had on the bottom or legs, I did not have room for one under pointing down!. What they are for. Looks the same as I had. Drone use when it was getting dark or completetly dark!. Only had one on the top. Small DJI Spark. Just had the leg flashing lights for me. Not the best idea when not really see it from the ground looking up. Stobe good for the planes but at 60m. Not going to get hit!. I used on White flashing.

[@DanielGlover]

Ok, did comment as video started, then paused it. The proper drone strobe, white, green or red and meets the North america rules for a strobe. FAA. Best I could find, good enough for USA, good enough for UK!. Not 31 modes, read the description and some comments now. A bit much. similar but not what I had. Yours just white, green and red.

[@alexmarshall4331]

Is there any "red port left"...takes me back to doing my PPL @ King Air, Biggin Hill in the mid 70s...great memories 👉😏👈❗❗❗❗❗❗

[@johnpossum556]

I wish I had a drone, until then I'll just drone on.....

[@DanielGlover]

@@alexmarshall4331 Surrey, kent way I think, Not goin to cheat and look it up. Bottom of London direction. I was 2 in those days!

[@teslatrooper]

great little mosfets indeed, 55mOhm on resistance for less than a cent each on lcsc

[@zebo-the-fat]

For a bike light the charging port looks very exposed to the rain... a problem waiting to happen

[@AW-Services]

Great DJI Mavic Pro strobes

[@Nono-hk3is]

Thank you Clive

[@peregrine1970]

You sure got that light pegged!

[@stephenlamley541]

I'm sure lots of people do stuff that could require a sos light. Cannot think how this would be useful, for most people. Kinda cool still. That must get tedious, scrolling through.

[@Valliecane]

I've been flooded with Amazon ads for "LED Flashlight Gloves" lately, which I do absolutely see a great níche use for. However, I'm not very keen on the idea of having shadey power supplies from a mystery provider strapped to my hands while working, and their fairly low price ranges makes me even more paranoid. Just thought it might be an intresting product to have a look at!

[@Fluxkompressor]

Wow, 10C charge and discharge. How often do this thing last by doing this, 50 cycles, maybe?

[@campkohler9131]

Could a bigger battery be substituted and placed in a bigger package for longer life? Will the ckt handle charging a bigger battery?

[@Slikx666]

So there's going to be people riding their bikes with those lights flashing different colours while breaking the law. Nothing changed there then. 😆👍

[@sandroshu]

This gave me an idea and I made a simple circuit with 4 LEDs and a TIP31 to blink the leds to music. I've got a bunch of pound store xmas lights that operate with 3x1.5V batteries and I'd like to make one or more that blinks to music. Are you planning to do something like this in the future?

[@TheVernatics]

Awesome videos!! Thanks for posting them!!

[@Fanta....]

Just bought 10 of these. too cool not to have.

[@pauls5745]

cheap enough to find many uses for a handful of them!

[@whitesapphire5865]

Just wondering, can it be powered up whilst charging? If it can, then I guess you could realistically increase its useful runtime by running it from a power bank? As a cycle light, then I guess it is perfectly acceptable if it only works for a few minutes, since most cyclists don't seem to use lights after dark anyway.

[@manohar3787]

mine has a cell that is half of yours, but mine is also missing the 4 transistors that yours have although the functioning of the light is exactly similar. wonder how it works

[@KeritechElectronics]

Quite nice indeed, though cycling through all these modes with a single button... meh. Simple and straightforward circuit. Lack of overdischarge protection surprised me.

[@paranoiia8]

Bicycles: annoy everyone on the road, and now also annoy you from a distance with flashing lights!

[@kevinburton8248]

Alright there clive and fam .I have SIM ones on my scooter built into me mud guards. Verry effective for there size . I ain't never seen the rgb ones tho . Nice 😉

[@Cornz38]

OOHHH, ideal for a quadcopter!!!!