E-Flite mSR RC Helicopter with navigation lights

The new mSR micro helicopter from E-Flite. Single fixed pitch rotor helicopter, fixed with Tiny Brite Lights "Micro helicopter light set". Just a quick video to show how it looks in a dimly lit room. These lights were easy to install (moderate ability with soldering iron required) and are very bright even in direct sunshine. These really complete the look and make flying much more fun - and you'll get a lot of attention from onlookers.

Light set is available from www.TinyBriteLights.com - great to work with and I received this really quick.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• e-flite
• mSR
• helicopter
• indoor
• RC
• tiny
• brite
• lights
• navigation
• running
• flight
• radio
• control

[1MillerTime]

Installation is a matter of stripping a small amount of insulation on the battery lead wires, then soldering the light kit wiring to that area.

It's not really hard but you want to take your time as you will be working on small wires.

Operation is basically that the lights are on when a battery is connected, there is no on/off switch for the lights.

Hope that helps!

[detrain44]

hey not bad....but i couldnt help but notice your heli has a constant "swing" in flight....normally created by unballenced dlades or unballanced flybar....i know this is not a forum, sorry cant help myself

[kangsterizer]

Hey, the tiny bright light package now interconnects between the battery and the board no soldering needed (the blade mCX package - works on mSR as well)

[DrnkSqrrlProductions]

Did you do it close to the 5 in 1 board or near the connector? Thats a really fricking small area to try and solder, I think my solder tip would be way to big. Can you post install pics at helifreak?

[DrnkSqrrlProductions]

I'm so getting some of these for my mSR once I get a better idea of how they install and perform