Installed for a pair of Whelen 71125 recognition lights in the wingtips. Works fantastic and as advertised. It does not feel cheap as others have stated. I would like to see a unit made that had some backlighting for the mode selection.

Just completed installing the MaxPulse in a PA12. 2.5 hrs. from the time I opened my tool box to the time I closed it. I thought it was a straight forward, easy install that was the best bang for the buck when I compared everything else out there. The plastic housing was a no brainer, make sure the nut isnt cross threaded before you put a tool too it. Love it, easy install and works as advertised. As a midair survivor I believe anything you can do to be seen is worth it.

Cheesy Plastic - Yes Pricy - Ohh Yes Port & Starboard - Yes Does it work as advertised - Yes Would I buy another - Yes I just purchased another one of their products and will soon be happy with it. I had my graphics company make me new decals, adhesive type, with L & R instead of P & S, if you want one contact me and I will send you one free. dmscpu@comcast.net

I received the switch and had my A&P install it. The lights did not work as advertised. The STC holder was contacted but was not much help. He simply said he bought the STC so he could fabricate and sell the switches but did not do any of the engineering so he could not help us troubleshoot the problem. Another switch was sent and installed, and this time the lights performed as advertised, so first switch was defective. Haven't had the switch long enough to add anything else that might be helpful.

After reading the previous comment I was thinking that this unit would be sub-par. It is true that the threads are plastic, but that means that you don't crank down on the nut and strip the threads. The anti rotation pin on the unit makes up for the threads being plastic in my mind. The quality of the knob seemed fine to me. The placard labeling is not very intuitive in my mind, using port and starbord as to which lamp is supposed to be on. The operation works great. The installation (including wiring) is probably one of the easiest in the pulse-light market from the other units available.

I purchased this unit for a very good customer that likes the best equipment for his aircraft. To start I have to say this unit functions perfectly but that is the only good thing I can say about it. The switch is all plastic including the mounting threads. It came with 5 nuts (why 5 I'll never know). Out of the 5 nuts only the large brass nut would thread on the plastic. The other 4 all tended to strip the threads. I was just able to get the thing mounted with the large brass nut adding a washer for panel thickness. The placard supplied with this switch is just a thick cheaply made paper placard to be installed under the nut and knob. It isn't even adhesive. Last the knob looks like something from radio shack and was disappointed in the finished look of the whole thing. For the price I think it should be a better built piece of equipment.

I have installed four or five of these now in the past five years. Theyve always worked great, Ive used them with hid, LED and incandescent. They arent cheap but the installation is much easier than most pulse Lighting systems. 1 versatile switch, one power wire, one ground and a left and right power wire out to the lights. You can wig wag and or pulse at different speeds.

I am now out of decals. Thank you to all the nice folks that asked for one. â?? I had my graphics company make me new decals, adhesive type, with L & R instead of P & S, if you want one contact me and I will send you one free.â?