Navigation light

[Fabian]

I wanna to install the navigation light. But i don't know what is the exact color and side should install. Anyone can help me>? Thx :)

[Malc C]

Ever heard of Yahoo or Google !!!!

1st hit on typing "navigation lights" into a search engine gave me this..

On ships, aircraft and manned spacecraft, a red light will be mounted on the left or port side of the craft and a green on the right or starboard side

And before you ask, its left as viewed if you were siting in the craft, and not if you were facing the model

[Fabian]

But how about the upside / down light? Does they have special meaning while landling / take off? Looking forward to hear from u. Thx .. :P

[Malc C]

All depends on the craft you are modelling and the requirements of the country's FAA. Most craft will have a constant white anti-collision light at the end of the boom / body, with strobes on each wingtip / side / or horizontal stab (depending if its a plane or heli). The might also have a red strobe under its belly, and one on top somewhere. Or there may be a red rotating beacon underneath. - These strobes may flash once, twice or three beats in a sequence - at the end of the day you are just going to either research the full size craft and copy that, or if its just that you want to stick a few LEDs on your 40 sized trainer.. fit what ever you feel looks right as it won't exist in reality so no one can question you.

When I was modelling an AS350, I contacted the manufactures and asked if they had any details on the positions and colours of the lights for the model I was covering, and its country where it would be flying.. if you are doing a scale model of a civilian aircraft, maybe you could do the same