FLYLITES GPMM9000 FlyLites Tube/Controller Set (Green) GPMM9001 FlyLites Tube/Controller Set (Blue) GPMM9002 FlyLites Tube/Controller Set (White) GPMM9004 FlyLites Tube/Controller Set (Red) GPMM9010 F

This document provides instructions and precautions for installing and using the Great Planes FlyLites product. FlyLites are lighting devices that can only be powered by a 4.8V or 6V power source and should not be directly connected to an external power source. It also explains how to change the lighting mode and connect multiple FlyLites light tubes. FlyLites must be kept dry to ensure proper functioning.


FLYLITES GPMM9000 FlyLites Tube/Controller Set (Green) GPMM9001 FlyLites Tube/Controller Set (Blue) GPMM9002 FlyLites Tube/Controller Set (White) GPMM9004 FlyLites Tube/Controller Set (Red) GPMM9010 F - cover page
Brand
FLYLITES
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
1
File format
PDF
File size
32 KB
Published
08 August, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
0C1FDCFCF0C8BC9B9FD2AE6DCE906E73

About this manual

This manual provides instructions for installing the Great Planes FlyLites light tube and controller. It specifies that the device must be powered by a 4.8V or 6V source, such as an R/C receiver, and warns against connecting directly to external power sources to prevent damage or fire. Users can control the lighting mode by moving the switch on the side of the controller.

What's inside

  • Installation
  • Power Source
  • Safety Warnings
  • Operation
  • Specifications

Specifications

Light tube length600mm [23.6in]
Recommended power source4.8V or 6V

Frequently asked questions

What power source should be used for FlyLites?

The FlyLites are intended to be powered by a 4.8V or 6V power source such as an R/C receiver.

Can FlyLites be connected directly to an external power source?

No, do not hook the FlyLites light tube directly up to an external power source as it will cause damage or possibly cause a fire.

How do you change the lighting mode?

To change the mode, simply move the switch located on the side of the controller to the opposite position.

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