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08-07-03, 08:09 PM

ledfoot02

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Flasher Buttons

OK I just bought some of the flasher buttons for 110v what i was thinking is what would happen if I put two of these flasher buttons in one light socket will it flash faster or slow or blow up and does the wattage of the blub make it flash faster or slower.

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08-08-03, 05:05 AM

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My guess?

I don't think it will work?? I am taking a wild guess that it'll fight w/ each other to a point that it will not flash at all....

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08-08-03, 10:21 AM

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The higher the wattage, the faster it will flash. Using two buttons? Try it and see!

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