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Let me know if I need to make any corrections or additions: http://dauntlessgeezer.com/DG117.html
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Re: Another new page
Nice article, Steve. I have come to like the DG pages a lot.
Just one typo: ...magneto terminal on the coil cox and is the only...
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Just one typo: ...magneto terminal on the coil cox and is the only...
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Re: Another new page
Interesting page and topic. No discussion of LED's? Mine seem to work well. I did not have to modify anything they are 6 volts.
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No discussion of LED's? Mine seem to work well.
You're using them in mag lights?
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What type of glue are you using on the bulbs?
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Bob, it's called E6000. I haven't tested yet to be sure it works.
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Re: Another new page
I wonder how Crazy Glue would work for tightening the loose tops to the base?
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I wonder how Crazy Glue would work...
I haven't tried it, but it might work. I would try the glue I bought at Hershey last year if I could find where I put it.

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YES KRAZY GLUE WORKS, I BOUGHT A SPRITZER KICKER THAT SETS THE GLUE INSTANTLY, I HAVE A OLD BOX OF MAZDA 9 VOLT BULBS AND HAD THAT PROBLEM WITH ONE , NOT WANTING TO SCRAP A BULB THAT STILL WORKED THAT WAS MY FIX, , I'M USING A 9 VOLT BATTERY IN MY 'T' AND MY LIGHTS ARE GREAT.