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- Bussman 6 VOLT THERMAL FLASHER – 3 TERMINAL NO.535
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- Brand: Bussmann
- item package weight: 1.0 pounds
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Bussmann NO.535 5.2 Amp Thermal Flasher
*$276.70
Informação adicional
| Product Dimensions | 58.8 x 37.2 x 10.8 inches, 1.6 ounces |
|---|---|
| Item model number | NO.535 |
| Date First Available | December 2, 2005 |
| Manufacturer | Bussman |
Amazon Customer –
BEWARE! this will not work on an older 6 volt positive ground auto with a dash indicator lamp. The P terminal (indicator lamp) is switched using a transistor not a mechanical switch contact. The transistor is a PNP transistor which will work with a negative ground only. If you want to use this with a positive ground the inside transistor needs to be replaced with a NPN transistor (2N2222A). If you use it with a negative ground you should be OK.
Also there is no clicking sound when flashing.
DESERTRAT –
Not much different than the original it replaced.
Emmitt –
I used this in a ’53 international harvester. The audible click is quiet and difficult to hear but that isn’t an issue for me. I only used 2 prongs instead of 3 but it works great and it is much cheaper than many other 6 volt flashers.
Stewart C. Wolfe –
This flasher worked perfectly on my Model A with LED taillights. I was concerned that the LEDs wouldn’t draw enough power to allow the flasjer to work but apparently they do.
Ice Wolf –
This part is A LOT larger than expected. Is slightly bigger around than a glass bottle cap, and a couple inches tall this is a monster for what I was expecting. Aside from the awkward size, and finding a place it hide it away, it seems to work as advertised.
Ray Laliberte –
would like it to be louder
Neil –
A little disappointed as it will not operate indicator light. Otherwise work well.
Doug –
Solved my problem. Used it to fix 6 volt turn signals on a 1974 Honda XL 350.
Terry T –
Old one would skip a beat all over the place but this one is rock steady!
Mark R. Richards –
This is not a Bussmann flasher. It not work correctly and will not handle load. I think of it as a BS type flasher. I’m shopping for a replacement, a waste of time and $