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Description
Unilight Controller Modul-44 Channel state of the art light controller: BLACK. 4 Our new control unit Black. 4 is the new, slim reference desing for most light systems. It delivers fast and brilliant results for all ranges of modelling and was massively improved in all areas of operation. With the four functions: strobe, beacon ACL, navigation and spotlights all controllable over one servo channel it is perfectly usable for nearly each aircraft. New in Black Series Dynamic
4-Channel state of the art light controller: BLACK.4
Our new control unit Black.4 is the new, slim reference desing for most light systems. It delivers fast and brilliant results for all ranges of modelling and was massively improved in all areas of operation. With the four functions: strobe, beacon/ACL, navigation and spotlights - all controllable over one servo channel - it is perfectly usable for nearly each aircraft.
New in Black Series
- Dynamic nicer, faster and sharper defined light effects
- Variety more light patterns preprogrammed
- Dimensions reduced size and weight, polarity correct output sockets
- Safety basic shortcut protection, cut off and automatic restore
- Power up to 5 ampere per channel, 8 ampere combined
- Battery deep discharge protection for connected Lipos
- Master-Slave activation by the receiver power
- Scale soft transition as special function selectable
- Sport navigation with strobe function for many sport applications
- Future new hardware platform allows future updates
Special Function
- Slow Signals a soft transition simulates a soft glow-on and glow-off like an old glow bulb or simulates a rotating beacon effect of slow blinking functions.
- Fast Signals during strobe sequences a basic level of around 20% power is given to the light. With these function a strong strobe light can be operated as navigation light AND at the same time be a strobe signal. Perfectly usable on sport models: one light, two functions
Technical Data
- receiver side 4.8-9.6V
- weight ~8g, without wire
- dimension 50x35x6mm
- load per channel 5A to 16V (>6A peak)
- total load up to 8A
- galvanically isolated circuits
- operation without RC possible
- 15+1 classic effects with variable speed
- 15+1 modern effects with variable speed
- 15+1 special effects with variable speed
- soft transition programmable
- sport-nav mode programmable
- short circuit protection
- deep discharge protection
- reverse polarity protection
- simple servo output for dropouts, switches or valves
- including quick-snap mounting brackets
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★★★★★ 4
Baggy hips
Color: Light Gray, Size: 6, Color: Light Gray, Size: 6
These gray dress pants don't fit perfectly but the size range it so wide that it's expected. My 5yr old is tall for his age but he's thin with a small waist. Pants made with adjustable waists are ideal if we get them long enoughlike a 6 or 7. There biggest flaw in these pants is that the sides (or thigh areas) are so baggy the form a weird pouch. Much like most pants heel probably outgrow the length before he can fill in the hip and waist areas.
Other than that, the color is a soft gray. The material is thin but it irons quickly. It's overall quality used fair so if your kid is average height and weight, this might fit perfectly.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Dressy without the struggle
Color: Deep Gray, Size: 7
These are really nice little dress pants for boys.
Perfect for church, weddings, or anything where they need to look a bit more put together. The big win for me… they’re not stiff. My kid didn’t fuss about wearing them at all, which says a lot.
They look clean and polished but still have some comfort to them, which is exactly what you want for this kind of thing.
They also seem pretty well made, nothing fancy but solid for the price.
Easy win if you need dress pants a kid will actually wear.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Nice suit pants
Color: Black, Size: 14, Color: Black, Size: 14
Sorry they are covered by a long shirt in this picture, but they are great pants! They are fully adjustable with a huge range of buttons for sizing the stretchy tabs inside. They are made of a soft, durable fabric, and my son said they’re comfortable enough to wear all day. They looked really nice, though since we had to cinch them tight for this super skinny guy, and belt might have helped to cover up the bunching in the back.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2026
★★★★★ 1
Will continue to be a customer
Color: Deep Gray, Size: 10
Dress pants did not fit right on my grandson. Too big in the waist and wasn't long enough. I returned the pants.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Smart-Looking Pants That Fit Well
Color: Navy Blue, Size: 8
I had my son wear these for a church, and they looked sharp without being too stiff. The adjustable waist makes them comfortable, and the fabric feels durable enough to handle a few hours of running around. They held their shape well and didn’t wrinkle too easily.
After a couple of wears, they still look crisp and clean. The overall fit and finish make them feel like a well-made pair of dress pants.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2026