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Hi Pete, I'm out of them and would need to buy them in just to post them on to you. If you are good at soldering you might be better off buying a couple of these with maybe a spare or two for future use if you break them again: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RC-Servo-Extension-Lead-Wire-Conversion-Cable...

Welcome to the forum Mr shoot - puhlenty to look at on here.

Hi papa - welcome to the forum.

Ah, I edited while you were posting:

"very rutted" not brilliant clearance really.

Now then, there's hunting with a 4WD - and using a 4WD to get to your hunting ground. :angel: I've tried a Pinin, CV-R and two X-trails - the second one because some git slammed into the back of my first brilliant one while her indoors was using it and wrote it off. We got a decent payout for it + w...

Hi Ray, welcome to the forum.

This is quite often the first place some related kit gets discussed. More importantly its much easier to search for historical information than FB for example.

Batteries not included.

phil1964 wrote: ↑

08 Jul 2019, 19:08

i would love something like that but with wide angle 5 to 30 feet and be able to record the footage.

This: fits the range and field of view but it doesn't have a record feature.

https://nightvisionforumuk.com/viewtopi ... er#p158977

Hiya snake - welcome to the forum bud.

Some of them are 1050mah AK47a's which you can solder across points to make the relevant modes you want, and remove one of the chips to make them 700mah. Read about sorting the modes here: http://budgetlightforum.com/node/310 Others are 700mah but ISTR might be single mode. Packed ready to post on M...