Built a Light bulb tester for my Wedgeheads Serious overkill.

By SteamVette

5 years ago

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#1 5 years ago

I built a lightbulb tester for my Wedgehead machines. Might be a serious overkill. But I like to test them before I place them in a machine. Especially if its in a tough spot. And it's easy to test all the loose ones i seam to collect.

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#5 5 years ago

SteamVette

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Quoted from Drain1:
Nice, you should also incorporate a fuse tester on there also. What ya got powering that....DC/Batteries, or plug in AC?

I used a 6 volt battery in the box.

#6 5 years ago

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Quoted from dasvis:
I have the Pro model, yours must be an LE
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