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Reviews (8)
Oct 19, 2018
Works as advertised!
I received this a few weeks ago and just tried it out yesterday. Very powerful adjustable 125khz transmitter. In a few days will be a real test of tracing a underground pipe.
Aug 19, 2018
L.E.D.s
Very bright, don't look directly on them without sunglasses. I bought these for a KFR moped and a big 12v megga flashlight that uses a car headlight bulb. When you receive these make sure the extra small screw and nut are in the packing. I tested one of these lights and the loose nut was stuck on the fan magnet. No problem because the fan cover unscrews. In a few days i will install.
Feb 04, 2021
Great for the truck or car.
Just received on 02/04/2021. From 40 degrees to body temp on high 2 minutes. Took off my coat wrapped myself in the blanket kept truck heat off. Drove several miles. Then turned to low setting. Has 3 heat settings, plus timer settings. 30, 45 & 60 minutes. Does the job well. Pulls just under 5 amps at 13.6 vdc. = 68 watts. Book says at 12 vdc pulls 4.2 amps. = 50.4 watts. Sounds about right as fixed resistance the wattage increases as voltage increases. Also current will also increase. Note: Electrical engineering instruction teaches you first that with wattage staying the same as voltage increases amperage decreases. Both rules are true but different applications.