[ScorpiusWireless]

Ok one for the analogue boys, the humble light board….but on steroids.

Wirelessly configurable.
Size: 24.8x19.2mm
Analogue only 
5 channels:
1. Headlight.
2. Headlight.
3. Rear/brake lights.
4. Exhaust Flame Simulator.
5. Safety Car lights.

Everything is plug and play.
No soldering required.
Around 35.00GBP plus VAT

Basic kit:
MPD light board.
2 x Headlights single.
1 x Rear/brake lights double.
1 x Super capacitor.

Option 1. Safety Car Lights.
3.00GBP plus VAT

Option 2. Exhaust Flame Simulator.
Will operate at the right time by detecting voltage drop. We will use our current sensor for this.
Price 3.00 GBP plus VAT.

Option 3: 0.49” OLED windscreen display 0-24 and tacho readout.
Plug n play no configuration required.
8.00GBP plus VAT

Option 4: Tacho. 
Tacho board attaches to engine can (opening required) via double sided tape. Plug n play. No configuration required. 
Readout is on OLED or PC via Scorpius Dongle (50GBP plus VAT). 

Tacho only Price 10.00 GBP plus VAT.


Flashing lights: Flashing lights version will come configured as follows. Note each light requires a partner(s) to flash with so that’s how I’ll set it out. 

1 and 2. Headlights.

3, 4 and 5. 
As you need even numbers but I have 5 channels let’s use 3 instead of two like this:
3/4, 3/5 repeat.
Should look quite good with the headlights alternating.
Of course any pattern is possible but let’s start off basic.

You could also run double lights off each of the headlight sockets but brightness will drop.

So the basic board, front/rear lights with super capacitor.
   

Then add in only what you need. 
Here’s the kitchen sink version.
Use any or all as required.

Power is vampired off motor terminals so as to not interfere with guide rotation/sensitivity/balance.

The Super capacitors capacity can be upgraded anytime.

Compatibility: Works with all analogue tracks, cars and controllers.

However optionally lights can be turned on off and high beam flashed from Scorpius Controller. (Wireless Analogue Module required). 


Here’s the Full House version.

   

Layout:

   

Boards are in production stage.

Scenic light version due out soon after.