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The HLC is a light control system that based on a new conception and technology and it has been developed primarily for scale rc helicopters, but it can be used in rc airplanes also. When we designed the HLC our goal was creating a system that can control the entire lighting system of helicopters in more combination via only one transmitter channel.
The HLC has 8 independent lighting elements, those aren't connected paralel way. Each light element has got own output. So we could create unique programs for HLC, but the public version ensures more combination.
The HLC has own setup mode, therefore it can be teached to transmitter settings and the desired program set can be selected here. The HLC isn't a simple switch circuit that can turned off or on, its parts can be switched separately - according to flight logic.
The programs have been created for helicopters, but it can be applicable well for airplanes with some changes on transmitter settings. For beginner pilots HLC contains an easy program set; HLC enures less possibilities but the pilot switches landing light only.
The HLC implements controlling of each light element independent way, therefore it must be connected with paralell wiring lighting elements where it must be splitted more pieces - for example: you wnt to use two landing light in wings.
The HLC doesn't contain LED lighting element, because probably you will use power leds where it's possible, but some locations on your helicopter can't receive power leds, and you can decide about applicated lighting components on this way. So you can purchase in any microelectronic shop the required led components and regulating resistors. Bigger experiences aren't required. Probably the most important parameter is the size and lighting power.
The HLC is shipped with a colored ribbon cable and a built-in connector that makes easier the connection of lighting system, and when you want to maintenance your helicopter you can detach the fuselage's lighting from your helicopter body with one move.
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