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Re: New Millennium Falcon # 75192
@Christian Nanini Total of five lights in the cockpit. The two blue on each side (with the gray plate cover. A blinking orange in the back right (looking in).…
- Brett_Halper
- 7 yrs ago
- What Lights Do I Use For [a specific] LEGO Set?
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Re: New Millennium Falcon # 75192
Work in progress. Happy with most everything except the engines. Keen eyes will also notice some custom modifications. One thing to note, turning down the brightness on a blinking led causes it to…
- Brett_Halper
- 7 yrs ago
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- What Lights Do I Use For [a specific] LEGO Set?
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Re: Chaining IR Controller + LEC?
@Christian Nanini finished building it a few weeks ago, in the process of adding lights now. Mostly finished. Lights up front, both interior rooms, upper cannon cockpit, bridge cockpit, engines.…
- Brett_Halper
- 7 yrs ago
- General Questions & Answers
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Re: Chaining IR Controller + LEC?
@Christian Nanini They have good printed directions on the card that comes with the IR LEC. The short of it is each button is the on /off for each port on the LEC.…
- Brett_Halper
- 7 yrs ago
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Re: Chaining IR Controller + LEC?
@Rob Klingberg Had no idea you even made those (built in flashers)! I was so stuck inside the DIY page, didn't even consider the alternatives. Well I have the Saturn V, Tie Fighter,…
- Brett_Halper
- 7 yrs ago
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Re: Chaining IR Controller + LEC?
@Rob Klingberg Thanks for the quick reply Rob! That is exactly what I want to do, sorry if I wasn't clear. For instance, I'm going to be adding lights to my 75192 Millenium Falcon, all on IR control.…
- Brett_Halper
- 7 yrs ago
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Chaining IR Controller + LEC?

Curious if anyone has chained a LEC to an IR Controller? Essentially tie one of the on/off outputs of the IR controller to the power of the LEC. The end result being that you can have remote access…
- Brett_Halper
- 7 yrs ago
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