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HengLong LED outputs are all at 3.3V, which is what the receiver is designed around. You can push it to 4V or so and still get decent life out of them. 6V will definitely fry them lol. The tamiya/ibu/clark version is good up to 6.5V, but you need to cross wires on the ir receiver pins.
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Originally posted by Beeg View PostI figured you could turn them off since you can turn the smoker on and off. But, didn't think about the flashing. I assumed the flash function was built into the receiver unit and didn't use the MFCB flashing function...
Do the Left/Right Turn signals flash?
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I figured you could turn them off since you can turn the smoker on and off. But, didn't think about the flashing. I assumed the flash function was built into the receiver unit and didn't use the MFCB flashing function...
Do the Left/Right Turn signals flash?
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NO you will fry the IR receiver!!!! Also the LEDs can not be turned off and will not flash with the other lights when hit.
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Thanks, I suspected that Option 2 would be possible. But, I wasn't sure. Thanks for the quick answer.
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Originally posted by Prowler901 View PostWhich LED plug location are folks plugging into on the MFCU? On my Bulldog both 3 and 4 are being used by the headlights and tail lights.
Option 2. Splice IR lead wires into the taillight lead wires and run concurrently with the taillights. Super easy to do. I have this set up on one of my tanks. Personally I think it is your best option. You will still need to turn off the taillights to turn off the IR hit indication LEDs.
Option 3. You can use slots 6,7 or 8. These are for the brake lights and L/R turn signals. Unfortunately I have not found a way to turn these on and off so the IR LEDs will stay lighted which is not advantageous for battling as folks will mistake this as your tank is dead or just received a hit.
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Which LED plug location are folks plugging into on the MFCU? On my Bulldog both 3 and 4 are being used by the headlights and tail lights.
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Originally posted by William Fraden View PostI recieved my Reciever with 6 individual single plugs for my Heng Long 6.0 T34 tank. What happened to the 5 pin connector? If I got the wrong connectors thenhow do I get the correct one?
https://www.etsy.com/listing/7769074..._home_active_4
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I recieved my Reciever with 6 individual single plugs for my Heng Long 6.0 T34 tank. What happened to the 5 pin connector? If I got the wrong connectors thenhow do I get the correct one?
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Downloaded and printed. Thanks!
I have two IR units ordered. One for my Bulldog. And, I'll be ordering a Panther G as soon as they arrive.
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I mention it in the thingiverse summary, but I didnt step the inside of the rectangular tube so the ears and clip things on the side of the plug have to be trimmed off in order to fit, the tolerances are pretty snug, but you might want to use a drop of CA to abuse proof it. The disk is 32mms in diameter, and its overall 28mms high. (based on rough measuring the Walker drivers hatch) but I figured it could be cut/sanded back to fit anything you care to, with 2mm pilot holes so you can screw it rather than gluing it in to make it easier to remove if you need to.
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Originally posted by Vaseline View PostI designed a universal 3D printed riser tower to set the 5 pin plug into for mounting LegoDEI's receivers in tanks with really low hatch floors/ cupolas. .STL found here https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4384598
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I designed a universal 3D printed riser tower to set the 5 pin plug into for mounting LegoDEI's receivers in tanks with really low hatch floors/ cupolas. .STL found here https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4384598
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Bump because I have been receiving a few questions about this now that the next tank shipment is due in any day now.
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This is my install of the LegoDEI Heng Long compatible IR sensor in the Heng Long M4A3 Sherman.
Many thanks to Rubicon99 for his advice on the install.
Remove stock 3-pin socket and board.
Remove one of the existing screw pillers and reshape the slot to fit a JST-XH, 5-pin plug.
Install the new 5pin plugs all the way in. I used CA glue to secure it. Not sure how long CA will hold
but it's fairly easy access if I need to re-glue, use another adhesive or mechanical strap.
With the plug inserted all the way it works out to the perfect height so the sunshade just
clears the hatch hinge. I colored two of the sockets to aid in plugging in the IR sensor correctly.
After a little sanding and painting the new LegoDEI IR sensor almost looks like a part of the tank.
The sunshade pictured is the 360 degree model vs the "Tamiya" quadrant style sunshade.
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Originally posted by Narly View PostWell, I received a LegoDEI IR receiver yesterday and here is my review: It is not prime time Plug and Play ready!! I received a nice looking "mushroom" with no instructions, no diagrams, no wiring and no connectors.
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The first page of this thread has lots of information and photos showing what must be done in sequence to adapt this system to an HL tank. I don't have one yet so unfortunately I can't contribute to this guide as others have. In Post #12, Rubicon99 says
Originally posted by Rubicon99 View PostI will state these are NOT PLUG & PLAY direct fit to the HL 6.0 battle system external IR plug port. It’s not hard to change out the wires and plug, but it is not something I would recommend for the novice with no RC “hobby” experience.
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