will it work on a 6v system, such as a 1950 cadillac
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The instructions list it as 10-16 volts. I also use the "Wilmar W80578 Self-Powered Timing Light" for 6 volt and 2-stroke engines, also available on Amazon, and works very well.
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It will operate with a 6 volt system or a positive ground system (just like any other brand of light)... by giving it a 12 volt power source! Using a small SLA battery or similar is fine, because power drain is quite low. Although, if your 1959 vehicle happens to still have it's original type ignition leads, that could be a bigger problem. Most Xenon timing lights for ages now have used an inductive pick-up designed to slip over the No 1 cylinder spark plug lead, and the leads are made from silicone with a carbon impregnated silicone conductor. The modern leads produce less EMI (electrical interference with radios and computers especially) and are also generally more heat resistant and flexible and visible and spark safe for humans. In 1950 most cars were probably static timed with a test light, and both Xenon timing lights and silicone spark leads were not around. The solid conductor spark leads can mess with timing lights. If the light plays up you can always just change out the No 1 lead for a temporary 'normal' one while doing the tuning. The 5568 light also has a dwell function, which most cars haven't needed for some time.
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Manual indicates 10 to 16 volts DC to operate. Tech support # is 1.800.544.4124 for your answer. It is a great light.
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The version I purchased works for a 12/24 volt system. I don't think that one would work for you 6 volt system. I guess it would report a low to medium when it was really full. Look for one designed for 6 volts. Additinally, some of these indicators allow a wider range of voltages.
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You can use this on ANY auto with a 12 volt system. This is made to plug into a cigarette lighter plug ONLY.
1895446
Yes. Absolutely fantastic. I want to see how long it will last. As long as it is a 12volt system it will work.
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I don't know if they have a 6V model. I would contact the company as I would be very surprised if they didn't have what you are looking for.
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I am not an expert but pretty sure it will work. I had read some reviews that suggested they are not very accurate. Also the place I bought my cart from was not high on them. I still bought one and put it on my 48 volt club car. They were right. It ran completely out of power and the green light was on the middle bar.
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Sorry Christina, I don't think they would work because the voltage is too stiff. I honestly don't know where you would get a 6volt compatible with it. That would take some serious internet research. Try EBay.
495385
As long as your input is somewhere between 40v and 48v it will work on any model golf cart and give you 12v on the output.
96017
Yes it will. You put it in the 50 Amp mode, wait 15-20 seconds, and your engine should turn over.
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it is more of a trickle charger and a maintainer, so if its a 36 v then it should work.
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Yes, it will work with a 12 volt system. However, make sure it has the right plug on the end of the wire
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I don't know why it wouldn't. It should work an any 48 volt system given that you purchase a 48 volt meter. They also make 36 volt meter for 36 volt systems. You need to by a matching meter.
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This works off 12 volts, so as long as you feed it that, it will work. For example a car battery etc.
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yes it will. my original unit was rated at 370 volts. having put a meter on it during operation I was reading 360-365 volts. too close to its' rating. late afternoon sun raised the temp on the unit, also de-rating it. physical size might matter.
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Not sure. Most RVs have 12 volt systems. Contact a RV dealer and see what they say.
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I used it on my 6 volt house batteries in my motorhome. I have 4 and it works great.
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No! Techno geeks will tell you yes. Experience tells you no. You need a voltage reducer for a 48 volt system or there is a good chance of ruining it.