Thread: Handy Dandy Diode

Just though I'd share this:
I've been using these diodes for installing headlight flashers in vehicles that have independent high beam wires, such as Nissans. Made by Roadmaster, I first started using them when I'd install towbars on cars being pulled behind motorhomes. They also some in handy for adding flashing takedowns or alleys to lightbars.

So, are you selling these yourself? Kinda confused since you posted this in the For Sale section.

Whoops...Could a mod please move this into the warning lights discussion?
Thanks!

http://http://www.roadmasterinc.com/...lectrical.html

Originally Posted by nbkj58

Whoops...Could a mod please move this into the warning lights discussion?
Thanks!

Moved to tips and tricks..

I use these as well, Roadmaster INC is located here in portland, they also make a single feed diode, but I prefer the 2 lead :blue" ones . I cant ever remember having a failure, some of the first ones i found were used at a junk yard. and there still working today.

Originally Posted by Purple Lights Guy

http://http://www.roadmasterinc.com/...lectrical.html

Linky broken...

http://www.roadmasterinc.com/product...lectrical.html

Originally Posted by Purple Lights Guy

http://http://www.roadmasterinc.com/...lectrical.html

Purp. You need to remove one of the http://'s from your link.

Originally Posted by Purple Lights Guy

http://www.roadmasterinc.com/product...lectrical.html

Fixed it for ya

i just started using one of these for wiring plowing harnesses for trucks. with the headlight relay bank, these come in really handy as opposed to soldering in board ready diodes, that ends up being a mess to tape up.