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Halogen Lamp With Lens
This 12V 35W Racing Series halogen lamp is made for automobile use and comes with a matching gasket and a 1/2" deep lens with a slight amber tint. (You'll need to epoxy the lens on if you're not mounting the lamp in another bracket.) Bulb is 2-1/2" wide x 1-11/16" tall x 1-1/2" deep with a 2-pin connector. Pins are 1/4" apart on the outside.
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40493 AUTO HALOGEN LAMP WITH SEPARATE LENS & BULB |
Power Take-Off
Handy little 18-foot jumper cord has alligator clips at one end for attaching to a battery and a female cigarette-lighter plug at the other. Add an extra, outside plug while camping, or put a cigarette-lighter adapter on the boat.
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40560 18-FT JUMPER CORD WITH CIGARETTE LIGHTER ADAPTER |
Round Tail Light
Retro starts with looking backwards. Try this 4-3/16" dia 12VDC red-plastic Fresnel-lens taillight. Has a clear plastic window, 3-1/4" x 1-1/2", on the housing behind the lens. Measures 3-1/8" deep to the back of the housing, with (2) 3/4" long x 1/4" - 20 mounting bolts and 6" leads.
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40895 12VDC ROUND RED-PLASTIC TAILLIGHT LENS |
T-5.5 lamp
Itty bitty 1/4 W lamp with a 3/16" screw base. 1/2" long overall it needs 160ma @ 2.5 V. It has a clear glass envelope that collimates the light at the end for greater intensity when viewed end on.
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29994 LAMP, T-5.5 |
Flashlight Bulbs
Our each is a pack of (2) 4.8 volt 300mA miniature screw-base krypton flashlight bulbs…for to put in the glove box with the spare batteries because how mad are you going to be when you have extra batteries ready but the bulb burns out while you're changing that tire in the dark at 3:30 a.m. ten miles outside of East Nowhere, Oklahoma. These work great on 3-battery applications!
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35652 REPLACEMENT BULBS |
Fire Lights
Very pretty. Very graceful. These clear-glass 2.2 volt, .25 amp bulbs are a wavy, flame shape 1-1/2" tall and 5/8" dia at the widest point. The base is candelabra size. They work fine on 3 volts (2"AA") at .32 amps. For a special look, hook (50) up in series and use them at 120 VAC. Order extras, because we don't think you'll find little pretties like these at your local hardware store.
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33794 CANDELABRA BULBS |
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Outdoor Bulbs
Made for use with Toro's metal outdoor and garden lights, these type S8, 15W, 12 volt bulbs have a 2-pin bayonet base. You'll get a package of (2) bulbs so you don't have to curse the darkness.
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38817 LANDSCAPE LAMPS |
Telephone lamps
Wes says these lamps light things in telephones, and are thus probably rated for 24 volts. Thanks Wes. They are 1/4" dia. x 1-5/8" long and look new, but may be take-outs. Sylvania 902 BHS or GE 30TA. Now you know what we know.
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22457 TELEPHONE LAMP, T-2 |
6V Indicator
Nice little indicator light for a 6 Volt circuit. As in auto and boat. 1-5/16" x 13/32" x 15/16" deep to fit a 1-1/4" x 1-3/8" panel hole. (2) quick connect terminals on the back. The lamp is incandescent and the front is open...It needs a lens or covering of some sort. Could be a good light for use in model work.
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22717 INDICATOR LAMP, 6 V |
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Let your do-it-yourself-self run wild! Create new outlets for those plug-into-your-cigarette-lighter devices you've been accumulating! This steel female socket is the innards of a standard 1-1/2" long x 7/8" ID cigarette lighter, with (2) 1/4" quick-disconnect terminals and a 7/8" - 14 threaded barrel. Measures 2-1/2" long, counting the terminals. You add the wiring and power source.
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40921 AUXILIARY CIGARETTE LIGHTER SOCKET |
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