mine from china . since i dont know how to tap energy from space cell , i used a seperate 12v li~ion battery . also from china .
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This guy here works great. There’s also a red one. You can mount it to your board on the front and/or zip tie. Could make a 3d printed mount which mounts to the truck.
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100% co-sign on these lights. I ended up buying 2 sets of White and Red because of @torqueboards recommendation. These COB LED’s are way brighter than standard LED’s, 3 brightness settings, 3 flash settings, and the rechargeable USB battery is super robust. Really can’t beat the price as well. I used to mount them on my trucks but kind of got tired of having them collect dirt and grime. Now I mount them to my backpack for better vertical visibility and strap the White LED on the bottom of my @torqueboards mini remote which acts as a hella bright flashlight and a way to warn any approaching vehicles with the wave of my hand.
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The light on your controller is a brilliant idea 
didn’t think of that one. I should put some on my backpack too.
I have a torch helmet so that helps also.
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Yeah that Torch helmet is great! Yup try the COB on the bottom of the remote it’s a perfect fit. You should add these lights to your store 
i would be thrilled to death if everyone just stopped making lights for bikes and boards that flashed. There’s no reason to throw somebody into a seizure/migraine just so you can claim higher visibility when it in fact does not increase visibility, just irritation, and for some of us the flashing makes it take longer for our eyes to adjust back to the darkness. Not to mention bikes and eboards are not emergency vehicles. And how the hell can you possibly see as well when riding the vehicle if your headlights are strobing?
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I just keep the lights on. I don’t flash them. I think strobe lights are better than putting these on a helmet.
I couldn’t even ride with it at night. I was blinding everyone in sight. lol too bright.
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I fully agree! Flashing lights are an annoyance
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Yeah I’d never use the White COB setting on strobe and typically keep the Red on solid. But you never know, having a flashing option might prove useful in some kind of emergency. I don’t think I’ve encountered any obnoxious strobing from cyclists or skaters in my area. In fact, there’s such a lack of awareness with safety lights that the city issued free lights and reflective gear to the public. These bright COB lights probably saved my ass on a few occasions and it’s really up to the user to not be obnoxious with it.
flashing lights are good for walking cellphone zombies whom ignore surrounding til their head knocks on the wall or obstacle . with colourful flashing lights from underneath longboard their attention will be drawn and safety is assured .
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I actually added this angel eyes LED lights by lezyne.
http://www.brooksengland.com/catalogue-and-shop/bags/other+brooks+products/Femto+Front+Light/
But I was also thinking of adding GPS that could cut the power to the board in case someone knock me off from my board to steal it 
Not quite sure if this part of accessories, but I consider them as an added feature.
My previous accessories / features that I used to love is the telemetry for rpm meter, temperature and battery meter live feed to the remote from the board.
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I’m probably going to throw one of these on the front: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00NPQUYM0/ref=twister_B00NPQUX3A?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
I don’t plan on being passed by anyone so I’ll be skipping a rear light
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I use a bike light that’s wired to my 7.4 volt output on my main battery pack. It has a button for 3 settings of brightness.
Build isn’t done yet but when it is the light will fit into the enclosure and there will be a clear plastic over it to protect it
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I love those gopro lights! just ordered 2!
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Nicee. I like the waterproof features and it’s pretty darn bright for a human. You can also use it for your GoPro or any other action camera. Cheers.
my old 6S had head and tail light, slightly modified bike lights. $12 at wal-mart i think.
This is what I have on mine.
Just bought a roll of RGB LED strips, along with an LED controller and 12v 1A DC battery pack.
As of right now, it looks really cheap with this little box, as does the rest of my board.
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Ask and you shall receive. I got the idea from the torch light on the E-GO controller which is novel but not very practical because you have to hold the slider up while controlling speed. This mod you can keep the light on and control brightness if you get into some dark areas. It’s saved me from hitting major potholes and wiping out. Also acts as a wand to let approaching vehicles at an intersection know you’re there.
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