Absolutely genius brother. Can’t thank you enough for sharing this. I have all the knowledge to have done something like this but never invested enough effort to realize this would work. I need to stop being so lazy. Heading to my desk to slap some flux around right now. Btw I couldn’t agree more about flux. Absolutely changed the entire game for me with soldering. Don’t solder unless I have it now
Love this, thinking outside the box awesome 😎 For your existing body's you could try soldering to some copper tape and then stick that to the magnets, I use copper tape to shield guitar bodies and it takes way less heat to solder to,
I have no idea - but a bit of Google-Fu suggests a poor connection somewhere along the line. Without getting hold of the vehicle and a multi-meter I can't really help much, but I would suggest going throught the circuit with a multi-meter to see where the voltage drops and go from there. Hope this helps at least a little.
This was really helpful. Would this work if I used multiple lights sets. For example, seperate headlights, tail lights, fog lights and spot lights? I'm hoping to use 5 different sets of lights.
If you are just looking for them all to turn on and off at the same time put them all to 1 set of magnets. If you want to control them individually you will need 4 magnets per set of lights
Thanks -) The magnets I get off Amazon, almost any will work but I prefer the ones with holes in, such as these: www.amazon.co.uk/Neodymium-Countersunk-Whiteboards-Refrigerator-Workplace/dp/B08PV26J4H/ref=sr_1_3_sspa?crid=2RU0A4TXOREHX&keywords=magnets&qid=1697996120&sprefix=magnets%2Caps%2C77&sr=8-3-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&psc=1 And be careful with the sizes, it's very easy to get it wrong and end up with loads of the wrong size... ask me how I know, lol...
Brilliant!!!
Absolutely genius brother. Can’t thank you enough for sharing this. I have all the knowledge to have done something like this but never invested enough effort to realize this would work. I need to stop being so lazy. Heading to my desk to slap some flux around right now. Btw I couldn’t agree more about flux. Absolutely changed the entire game for me with soldering. Don’t solder unless I have it now
Excellent, if I have managed to inspire just one person the video was worthwhile. Good luck with it and let me know how you get on 😎
Clever as hell. Thanks for the post!
This is actually incredible. You've earned my sub. Well done!
Love this, thinking outside the box awesome 😎
For your existing body's you could try soldering to some copper tape and then stick that to the magnets, I use copper tape to shield guitar bodies and it takes way less heat to solder to,
Thanks, I shall look into that 👍
Thank you for that such a simple process , gonna try on my own Rc
Love that !
Excellent, have fun 👍
Thank you so much for posting this Very cool idea!!! I can't say when I will use this, you do have the gears in my head turning.
I am very glad you got something from it, if you found some inspiration then I have done what I set out to do 😊 Thanks 👍
I try it bt one of the led start to blink!! Why??
I have no idea - but a bit of Google-Fu suggests a poor connection somewhere along the line. Without getting hold of the vehicle and a multi-meter I can't really help much, but I would suggest going throught the circuit with a multi-meter to see where the voltage drops and go from there. Hope this helps at least a little.
You could also use copper tape to avoid the soldering
Cheers, reckon I'll have a crack at that 👍😊
This is sick.
Thanks 👍 😊
Brilliant I'm definitely going to try this out👍🏻
Awesome, let us know how you get on 👍
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I can only think that Google is your friend?
This was really helpful. Would this work if I used multiple lights sets. For example, seperate headlights, tail lights, fog lights and spot lights? I'm hoping to use 5 different sets of lights.
If you are just looking for them all to turn on and off at the same time put them all to 1 set of magnets. If you want to control them individually you will need 4 magnets per set of lights
@gerneticut thank you. I ended up getting light switches where I could run 2 sets of lights per switch. Seems to be doing the job ok for now
Sick 🔥 link to the magnets at all please?
Thanks -) The magnets I get off Amazon, almost any will work but I prefer the ones with holes in, such as these:
www.amazon.co.uk/Neodymium-Countersunk-Whiteboards-Refrigerator-Workplace/dp/B08PV26J4H/ref=sr_1_3_sspa?crid=2RU0A4TXOREHX&keywords=magnets&qid=1697996120&sprefix=magnets%2Caps%2C77&sr=8-3-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&psc=1
And be careful with the sizes, it's very easy to get it wrong and end up with loads of the wrong size... ask me how I know, lol...
@@dori-style thanks man, and keep up the awesomeness 🔥🔥