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That *might* be possible, but I've never seen it done. Maybe Zarko has?
I'd sooner just wire the lights to the braids. That's what I do on almost all my cars that have lights, so that they're on all the time. Hopefully Scalextric changes to doing that as well, since it's a real hassle to move wires from the motor to the braids, since the lengths are all wrong for that way.
 

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I've never it done it personally or heard of anyone using slot.it light kit with SSD chip. I guess Maurizio should be able to answer this one?
 

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Thank you for your input.

I figured something out late last nigth, by trial and error.


I took a look on the Light chip forom SlotIt, and thought, there is not a lot of components
on that! perhaps I dont need that so I connected the LEDs directly to the connector to the
light board.

There are 3 pins, seen from the drive direction: 1. is very bright when the car is running on
my true tire (a strait with a PSU directly to the rails)
2. is less bright
3. is ground

So I soldered the front lights to the 1. and the 3.
and the 4 rear LEDs to 2. and 3.

It works, Not sure if I should have a resistor in front of the LEDs though?

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