Gear Head RC Trail Torch LED Lightbar

[Gear Head RC]

Gear Head RC "Trail Torch" LED Light Bar

NOW IN STOCK AT RPPHOBBY.COM

The Trail Torch LED Lightbar
13 Ultra Bright LEDs in a Low Profile CNC Machined Delrin housing

SCA001
Gear Head RC 1/10 Scale Trail Torch LED Lightbar

MADE IN THE U.S.A.

Includes mounting tabs for M2 screws.

Light bar easily connects to an available aux port on your receiver or an external 3 or 4 battery holder (AAA or AA) with 12" servo lead.

Designed to run on 4.5 to 6.0 volts

Cannot be connected straight to a Lipo or Nimh pack. If coming from the vehicle pack, please use a BEC to regulate voltage to 5 or 6 volts. Connecting to an improper power source will void the warranty.

Ultra Bright White LEDs are rated at 12,000 mcd each x 13 = a ridiculous 156,000 mcd

Dimensions:
Length: 4.2" (4.3" with screw heads)
Height: 0.6"
Depth: Housing only: 0.4", with LED lenses: about 0.55" (0.76" at ends with mounting tabs)
Distance between 0.125" thk mounting tabs: 3.95"

Available exclusively from RPP Hobby

 

[chicklet]

Awesome!

 

[IRON MAN]

i'm definitely in. ship me one i'll test it out for you.

 

[C*H*U*D]

Very cool looking setup! Do you have a shot of it shining on something? Just trying to get an idea of the spread and distance.

 

[TrailDawg362]

Killer lightbar, I want one (or 2) :mrgreen:.

 

[JoeNolasco]

Very cool looking setup! Do you have a shot of it shining on something? Just trying to get an idea of the spread and distance.

Let's just say that you won't need lights in your garage/hobby room any longer! Just mount your truck to the ceiling like a chandelier! "thumbsup"

 

[sloyota]

these look nice,what's the ETA on these.

 

[2JSC]

Awesome! Whats the possibility of a 2" one?

 

[STANG KILLA SS]

what is the MCD of the LEDs?

looks great btw!

 

[TEDROCKZ]

Sweet! I was just looking around for a low profile light bar.

 

[Grizzly4x4]

I'm liking what I see so far. "thumbsup"

 

[Gear Head RC]

what is the MCD of the LEDs?

looks great btw!

These LEDs are rated at 12,000 mcd each x 13 = a ridiculous 156,000 mcd! :mrgreen:

 

[RPP Hobby]

Pictures do not do these justice. They are so bright is is ridiculous. Jim has done an outstanding job in making these as compact as possible to get the most scale look. "thumbsup"

 

[CM_113]

coool.....that is a got to have

 

[RcBro]

Dam looks like you beat me to it been working on mine for sometime lol

 

[RPP Hobby]

Dam looks like you beat me to it been working on mine for sometime lol

Jim had prototypes and the PCB boards done before RCX this year, but this stuff takes a long time. Should have seen him carrying around his prototype at RCX and blinding people :ror:

 

[RcBro]

Been working on mine for many many months, waiting for machinist to cut my light bodies was a different story haha. No hurt feelings here. They look great! I have enough SMD's here to light my x-mas tree

 

[Randy_4life]

Wow these are cool, you can count me in to try everyones design out "thumbsup"

 

[TEDROCKZ]

Just saw them on RPPs website. Out of stock of course(not in stock yet). not a bad price"thumbsup".

ETA?(had to ask:ror

 

[Gear Head RC]

Very cool looking setup! Do you have a shot of it shining on something? Just trying to get an idea of the spread and distance.

I set up a simple comparison between my lightbar and a mini-maglite. I set my camera to the exact same shutter speed, aperture, etc:

f/4.5
1 second exposure
ISO 200
no flash

Here'e the comparison of brightness, spread and distance:

Maglite

Trail Torch LED Lightbar

Here are pics of my setup:

I'm sure this will show how incredibly bright the lightbar is! :mrgreen: