Mark Wilson's lanesplitter car idea was finally conceptualized by argodesign's designers and rendered into models by them. The design was inspired mainly by two ideas. One idea is to design a car that can be divided into two motorcycles with a closed car on top; another idea is to design a small Meade-style car. Based on these two unique ideas, argodesign designers have successfully designed the lanesplitter car. The lanesplitter car has two modes: four-wheel mode and two-wheel mode, which can be switched freely as needed. The automatic chassis lock ensures that the two motorcycles can be tightly coupled together, and as soon as the release button is pressed, the two cars are automatically separated. One point at a time, simple and safe. The car has a total of four seats, two in each section, one driver and one passenger.
Magnetic Track Lighting is more and more popular on the market.But how to choose the thickness of Magnetic Track Rail?
Must be thick enough.
There are 1.4mm, 1.5mm, 1.6mm, 1.8mm, 2.0mm,2.2mm thickness on the market.Normally 2.0 can be used at ease, is more reliable quality
How to select the copper and plastic conductivity strip in the led magnetic rail?
Use flat pure copper as much as you can
The old products, and we saw most of which is round copper wire, brass containing copper in 59% ~ 68%, and the conductive efficiency is enough. But the circular brass with lamps and lanterns hanging round copper conductive point contact area is lesser, easy to contact but not stable.So sometimes when you move the magnetic track lights and lanterns, there will be a shiny bright, but you don't move the lamps and lanterns, Still can be normal and no problem to use.
Our material is pure purple thickened copper strip, which is more stable to protect the lamp chip power supply.
So ,pls do remember to select the pure flat copper strip when you use magnetic Lighting Track Rail .Don't be cheap for your safety.
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