This multicolour PLCC6 ledstrip (RGB leds, so all colors in one led) is VERY bright (notice the caps on VERY!) Remote has an OK range (a few meters) but more is not needed in a car Has also an option to hook it up to your direction change lights (gives very cool effects!) CAUTION: use of this led strip in a car may not be legal worldwide! (one con in this review: shipping to Belgium took 38 days)

This multicolour PLCC6 ledstrip (RGB leds, so all colors in one led) is VERY bright (notice the caps on VERY!) Remote has an OK range (a few meters) but more is not needed in a car Has also an option to hook it up to your direction change lights (gives very cool effects!) CAUTION: use of this led strip in a car may not be legal worldwide! (one con in this review: shipping to Belgium took 38 days)

This multicolour PLCC6 ledstrip (RGB leds, so all colors in one led) is VERY bright (notice the caps on VERY!) Remote has an OK range (a few meters) but more is not needed in a car Has also an option to hook it up to your direction change lights (gives very cool effects!) CAUTION: use of this led strip in a car may not be legal worldwide! (one con in this review: shipping to Belgium took 38 days)

It really works well. Unfortunately there is no description of the connection. So the wires are: Red = 12V+ / Black = 12V- / Yellow = Break Light / Green = Turn Signal. There was no manual at all. So I had to figure out that the button on the command is D: On/Off / A = Flashing Mode / B = Select pattern / C = Speed of action

It really works well. Unfortunately there is no description of the connection. So the wires are: Red = 12V+ / Black = 12V- / Yellow = Break Light / Green = Turn Signal. There was no manual at all. So I had to figure out that the button on the command is D: On/Off / A = Flashing Mode / B = Select pattern / C = Speed of action

It really works well. Unfortunately there is no description of the connection. So the wires are: Red = 12V+ / Black = 12V- / Yellow = Break Light / Green = Turn Signal. There was no manual at all. So I had to figure out that the button on the command is D: On/Off / A = Flashing Mode / B = Select pattern / C = Speed of action