RC switch for lights from Banggood - Easy to use

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
  • This is Simple RC switch from Banggood
    www.banggood.c...
    Switch have 2 channels and it's controlled by one switch.
    It's powered from receiver so it's mostly 5v
    To connect LED's You will need resistor for each led with resistance from about 220 Ohm up. Putting resistor with more ohms will make LED not so bright (more realistic)
    Minimum resistance it's about 120 Ohm but more safe is to use 220 Ohm as minimum.
    Resistance can be calculated here:
    ledcalc.com/
    I also show basic connections with ESC, servo and switch so people that are new in RC will know how to connect it
    Links:
    FlySky FS-i6 Transmitter + receiver
    www.banggood.c...
    MG90S servo (same as in movie but with metal gears)
    www.banggood.c...
    20A/30A ESC (most popular with brake switch I got one on video instead but it's the same but without brake switch)
    www.banggood.c...
    Music:
    00:70 - 06:16
    Lost Ashes - Seity
    / lost-ashes-seity
    06:16 - 08:49
    Labisch - Passion
    / labisch-passion-creati...
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Комментарии • 55

  • @domesday8
    @domesday8 5 лет назад

    Nice vid... just a newbie question. Are the resistors required? Or can I directly plug / connect the lights?

    • @Adrian202
      @Adrian202  5 лет назад +4

      it always depend on where You connect lights.
      Receiver is powered by ESC and they mostly have 5 volts and led work on 2 or 3 volts so it will burn.
      LED is like a small monster, it will eat as many power as it can and it will burn.
      If You use resistor than that resistor take power and LED take what left.
      Bigger resistor (more ohm) less light from LED
      Some circuit's like WPL board or other toys board have resistors on board that's why they are connected directly but there is always a resistor.
      There is always a minimum ohm on resistors that when You go below it will burn LED
      When You give more ohm resistor LED will dim and this is how You can adjust brightness to make it more realistic :)

    • @domesday8
      @domesday8 5 лет назад

      @@Adrian202 ok got it. thanks man!

    • @mcplutt
      @mcplutt 4 года назад +1

      @@Adrian202 The WPL board has around 3V. But you can connect 2 LED's in series without a resistor to work with 5-6V without burning.

    • @Adrian202
      @Adrian202  4 года назад

      @@mcplutt that's right but You will not have any control over brightness that's why I use resistors and select brightness I want :)

    • @mcplutt
      @mcplutt 4 года назад

      @@Adrian202 I just want max. brightness. But I haven't tested it a lot. I just hope the LED's will not burn, but they are cheap anyway.
      The stock white LED's on my WPL B-1 RTR burnt in seconds when connected directly to a new Rx.
      My WPL B-24 kit has more warm white LED's. A 1k resistor was included in the kit, do you think it is meant for the LED's?

  • @roguedragondraksis9114
    @roguedragondraksis9114 4 года назад

    Didn't understand the banggood controller at first. This clears everything up. Thank you

    • @Adrian202
      @Adrian202  4 года назад

      I'm happy this video help :)

  • @mhouslay7281
    @mhouslay7281 9 дней назад

    Super useful and detailed video. Really very helpful and much appreciated. Thank you 🙏

    • @Adrian202
      @Adrian202  9 дней назад

      THX for kind comment :)

  • @ioandragulescu6063
    @ioandragulescu6063 Год назад

    the slightly annoying part is that I was trying to find a simple switch, just on/off and I could only find these 5 state switches. Oh well, I guess I have a "crazy" mode too :) One thing I did, after conecting the lights (outpu 1 only in my case) was to pull over a shrink wrap and tighten everything nicely.

    • @Adrian202
      @Adrian202  Год назад

      Sadly, I also hate that blinking mode, but that's a software feature so not much We can do :(

    • @GarengPetruk
      @GarengPetruk 3 месяца назад

      8:51

  • @louiscastero6566
    @louiscastero6566 5 лет назад

    Awesome! that's very informative to me as a newbie to this hobby, i did learn alot from your easy step by step guide video. Now i can confidently order the switch cable for my LED lights for my crawler. Thanks for sharing to everyone here mate~ Cheers!

    • @Adrian202
      @Adrian202  5 лет назад +1

      I'm happy You like it :)

    • @louiscastero6566
      @louiscastero6566 5 лет назад

      Sorry got a quick question, the switch cable can only connect 2 channels. what if i have more than 2 channels of led light to connect? how should i do to increase more than 2? or is it the Switch cable only can support max 2 channels of led lights. Thanks Adrian :-)

    • @Adrian202
      @Adrian202  5 лет назад +1

      @@louiscastero6566 switch can only connect two sets of lights and to connect more You need to have another rc switch and another button or pot on remote like DumboRC

  • @keyrclife
    @keyrclife 4 года назад

    Can i connect this modul into my rc led modul that control turn light ,brake ,and fog lamp? And can i turn it on and off with this module? Thank you...

    • @Adrian202
      @Adrian202  4 года назад

      This is separate device and need separate channel to control it.
      You could connect power of light kit to this and than You will have option to turn off all lights and control light with wheel and trigger

  • @need4drift
    @need4drift 5 лет назад +1

    Thank you for the very good info! So what will happen if i ad 2 led's too 1 resistor on 6v? Will they both burn? Will they share the power and get a little dimmed ?

    • @Adrian202
      @Adrian202  5 лет назад +1

      all depend how You connect all and what resistor You use but if You connect bot LEDs legs together (anode to anode and cathode to cathode) and connect resistor to both anode legs than they will work more dim because they will share power but if You connect anode to cathode of LEDs and make a chain they will not need resistor because each LED will work as resistor but You don't have any control on brightness so when You use resistor on each LED You can select how bright they will work (bigger resistor = less light) I how this will help :)

    • @need4drift
      @need4drift 5 лет назад

      @@Adrian202 Thank you yes your info helped me. Have a great day!

    • @Adrian202
      @Adrian202  5 лет назад +1

      @@need4drift same to You :)

  • @rafhealjunandrade9774
    @rafhealjunandrade9774 3 года назад

    I’ve been looking for this type of video for weeks thank you now i have an idea on how to do it.
    My question is, is it ok to connect about 100 pieces of led in that rc switch module? If my battery is 12v and my led is smd led of 3v. I hope you can help me
    Thanks

    • @Adrian202
      @Adrian202  3 года назад

      There is no information about current, so We don't know how much current one channel can purview.
      If one channel have max current of 1A and LED on full power consume 20ma, so You could connect 50 LEDs to one channel.
      For each LED You will need resistor with minimum 470 Ohm.
      If You use resistor with more resistance LED will work on half power (50% light and 50% power consumption.
      If You use 1kOhm resistors for each LED they will be more normal (not super bright) and consume 10mA, so You could connect 100 LEDs to one channel :)
      I hope this will help

    • @rafhealjunandrade9774
      @rafhealjunandrade9774 3 года назад

      @@Adrian202 thank you i will try this when I receive my controller module
      Thanks man

  • @gunslinger9352
    @gunslinger9352 2 дня назад

    Anyone that handle 8.4v. My servo want that, but the service plugged in to rx can only handle 6v

    • @Adrian202
      @Adrian202  2 дня назад

      You need separate BEC for it

  • @saikatmauser
    @saikatmauser 3 года назад

    Hi, just want to ask is there resistors added in the switch? Or do I have to solder a resistor along with the led? Also would like to know can I connect 2 or more leds in each point in a series?

    • @Adrian202
      @Adrian202  3 года назад

      There is no resistor as far as I know because it's just passing through voltage from the receiver so You need to connect 2 LEDs in series or use resistor like 1K because that give more realistic light than super bright flashlight's on front :D

  • @stevefox3763
    @stevefox3763 3 года назад

    Did you put jam on your buttery plug? 😂😂

  • @tomv3361
    @tomv3361 4 года назад +1

    5:53 this ruins the whole thing...just WHY the flashing

    • @Adrian202
      @Adrian202  4 года назад

      I think the same, that's why DumboRC ESC with build in switch is better because there is only on and off :)

  • @ariefzulchannel
    @ariefzulchannel 5 лет назад

    Nice vid.. i have question sir. If i have 6 led, all led must be use resistance 220ohm ? Thanks for help me.

    • @Adrian202
      @Adrian202  5 лет назад +2

      It's better to add that to each LED and that will be almost full brightness for 5v od 6v
      If You want more realistic brightness that use 1000ohm and that will give You more dimmed light and more realistic :)

    • @ariefzulchannel
      @ariefzulchannel 5 лет назад

      @@Adrian202 thank you very much sir for your answer.. thats very help me.

    • @Adrian202
      @Adrian202  5 лет назад +1

      @@ariefzulchannel No problem I try to help as I can :)

  • @shroomz170
    @shroomz170 4 года назад

    Im having troubles connecting my winch to my transmitter as soon as i turn on the truck the winch starts spooling in even if i have the 4th channel set to off in the center

    • @shroomz170
      @shroomz170 4 года назад

      if i use the little receiver that came with the winch i only have control of the winch through the remote supplied with the winch not my transmitter =(

    • @Adrian202
      @Adrian202  4 года назад +1

      @@shroomz170 You need ESC for it because as far as I understand now You just power it and winch it self don't have any control

    • @shroomz170
      @shroomz170 4 года назад

      ​@@Adrian202 Awesome thankyou!

  • @jackvivek5334
    @jackvivek5334 3 года назад

    I use dumborc transmitter...use this switch for led light bar...its not work on ch3...i try ch4-5-6 its have light and can control...light will off when i turn steering....when i restart esc...its work and tht prob hppen again when i turn steering😣😣😣

    • @Adrian202
      @Adrian202  3 года назад

      Maybe to weak ESC that would explain problems on steering because servo use same power

    • @jackvivek5334
      @jackvivek5334 3 года назад

      @@Adrian202 what should i do sir for solve th prob

    • @Adrian202
      @Adrian202  3 года назад

      @@jackvivek5334 Use separate BEC to power receiver, servo and lights

    • @jackvivek5334
      @jackvivek5334 3 года назад

      @@Adrian202 ok sir...thx for info😍😍😍

  • @carbonitegamorrean8368
    @carbonitegamorrean8368 5 лет назад

    very cool but i am too dense and would screw it up.

    • @Adrian202
      @Adrian202  5 лет назад

      People learn on mistakes :)

  • @gholl7837
    @gholl7837 2 года назад

    Lots of finger pointing. No spoken explanation.

    • @Adrian202
      @Adrian202  2 года назад

      Turn on subtitles ?? :P

  • @emersonpedro3944
    @emersonpedro3944 5 лет назад

    Show,,,,,,,,

  • @RecklessGenesis
    @RecklessGenesis Год назад +1

    I use this on my nitro rc car