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Want to use the testlight as a shift light. 1 x TestLight * Custom config: yes * Package: '''black''' * with_socket: no > i was going to go with 4 x yellow and 6 x red for the shift light, > the other's I'm not sure about it. I propose * 5 red (outer circle) and * 5 yellow (inner circle) for the shiftlight. Than you get 3 + 3 left for other purposes, my proposal: * green, red, green (inner circle, on the bottom) * blue, white, blue (outer circle, on the bottom) <code> > Are the LED's included in the price? If so a mixture? yes, included. Soldered according to customer's wish. > I wasn't expecting any wires and to be honest i'm not a 100% where I was > going to mount the thing on the dash are they easy to solder on? yes, easy to solder wires (or even LEDs) and glue the PCB in the housing with hotmelt glue (the plexi is already glued in). The advantage of soldering the wires yourself is that you get more time to decide which LED's are to be switched together (with only 1 shared wire for them) - also the wire length will match the application. </code>
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