Check out this link. http://www.electrodynam.com/rc/index.shtml Can anyone tell me what kind of bulbs/LEDs they are using and where I can buy them? This guy's price is outrageous. I talked to him and he said that they are a semiconductor and they are ultra bright. They can be seen in the air on a sunny day. Thanks.
JEEPWORLD2002 Key Veteran Location: BLUEBELL PA USA
they are ultra brigh white leds. thats all. Look at digikey for led they can get pricey.
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01-24-2008 09:31 PM
umdpru Elite Veteran Location: Massachusetts
You can get ultrabright led's for relatively cheap prices if you get the ones with a narrow viewing angle.
The high viewing angle, ultra-bright leds are expensive.
I've found the best source for ultrabright LED's lately is newer christmas lighting
01-25-2008 09:07 PM
Invrted1 Veteran Location: Cincinnati, Ohio
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I've found the best source for ultrabright LED's lately is newer christmas lighting
Any chance you could give us a link? I am unable to find anything with a quick search.
01-25-2008 09:19 PM
busyflyin Senior Heliman Location: Owosso, MI USA
I'm working on trying to find them. I'll post something when I do. I spoke with Digikey today.. actually talked to the Product Manager but they do not carry these. I'm pursuing another lead. More later.
The LEDs alone are not enough, this also requires a reflector, it's like a tiny version of a car's high beams. My Audi uses a strip of such LEDs as daytime driving lights and they really quite impressive and visible from a very long distance. Yes, they are not cheap:
