LED light cable extention

[dkalwishky]

I'm looking for an extension cable that I can use with the LED lights and blue box with Flightline planes. It's a two pin connector. I haven't had any luck finding these, I prefer one that's already assembled.

[Beeg]

I'm looking for an extension cable that I can use with the LED lights and blue box with Flightline planes. It's a two pin connector. I haven't had any luck finding these, I prefer one that's already assembled.

Are the connectors like these JST's?
http://www.hansenhobbies.com/product...ors/jstbec_fh/

Take a look here and see if they have what you're looking for:

http://www.rc-connectors.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=98&zenid=0f51reib669ugeu9300ugde0m2

If you can't find what you need let me know and maybe I can make one for you.

[Beeg]

Or do they look more like these?

http://www.hansenhobbies.com/products/connectors/200mmconnectors/200mm_1x2/

[dkalwishky]

It looks just like a servo extension except it's two wires instead of three.

[dkalwishky]

I've attached a picture of the FLRC blue control board. The new 1600mm Spitfire has three wires coming from the board to the receiver, I want to plug an extension in the strobe port so I can attach it to the blue board then do all of the hook ups in the fuse.

[Beeg]

Gotcha. I take it you only want the single beacon on the fuselage to "strobe" ?
I was going to add the tail position light on my Spits as well so when they get here tomorrow I'll know exactly what is needed. I have JST connectors but if they don't work I can order some extra connectors and make up what is needed.

If you're in a hurry one thing you could do it just take a regular servo extension, take your razor blade and just slice the connector down to two. Just make you sure you slice both ends to have the same wires.

[dkalwishky]

I haven't decided on whats going to strobep and stay steady. I've got spare extensions, I may give that a try. If I fail and you make up some extensions I'd be happy to buy a couple off of you. :)

[OV10]

If you're in a hurry one thing you could do it just take a regular servo extension, take your razor blade and just slice the connector down to two. Just make you sure you slice both ends to have the same wires.

Have looked for a long time for two pin servo connectors but to no avail so I've been doing what you've suggested Beeg for quite awhile now.
A good sharp pair of mini-wire cutters gets the job done very well also.
I always cut the yellow/white signal wire side off so that the black/brown(negative - ) and red(positive + ) remains as a correct voltage color coding.

[Beeg]

I finally found the connectors! I ordered mess of them so if trimming a standard servo connector doesn't work I can make one up for you. They're called JWT 2-pin

https://hobbyking.com/en_us/jwt-conn...-5set-bag.html

[OV10]

Nice job finding them Beeg:Cool:............gotta get me a bunch ;)

OH BITE ME.........figures that they're only avail global and not US warehouse

[Beeg]

Yeah, had to ordered some other crap to justify the order. Hate paying those international shipping fees... I know how the Aussies feel..

[xviper]

It looks just like a servo extension except it's two wires instead of three.

In a pinch, can't you just use a servo extension? Doesn't really matter what color the wires are, so long as you've got it plugged so that you know which is + and -. As for gauge, usually servo wires are heavier, so that shouldn't be a problem.

[dkalwishky]

I could only do that if I cut the connector down to two pins. I may end up doing that.