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Hi Guys,

I thought it would be neat to have a pair of
6 volt wig/wags on the back and front of the old '52 firebolt.. I know I need a 6vt flasher but need a source for 2 6vt relays...

Thanks!


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I know on buses, they typically use a Flasher unit feeding a Bosch Relay to get the flashing lights. Not sure if there's a 6-volt Bosch relay or not.

There also is such a thing as an Alternating Flasher unit, which would be simpler, as it does it all in one unit. Here again, don't know if a 6-volt alternating flasher exists . . .

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On my truck (all 6 volts) the siren-flasher has a flasher unit just for that purpose. The power comes from a new fuse relay ( That I added ) to a switch on the dash to the flashing unit and then to my siren-flasher. If you want your light to flash independently you will need 2 flashers units. One flasher unit could do the two lights but they will be flashing together.

Hope this help.
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