Posted by Greenehillbilly on January 06, 2009 at 13:15:32 from (174.130.12.73):
Hello, I am rewiring my 230 farmall. I am using the article at the below link....and furter down is a quote from the article. Now I am having trouble finding a .2 amp panel mount idiot light. Radio shack does not carry that item any more. Autozone and advance auto are about useless for this kind of thing. Does it really have to be a .2 amp? .2 amp is about 2.4 watt. Now the resistor can be 2 watts or higher, can the bulb be 2 watts be higher?
The alternator warning light consists of small 12 volt lamp rated at about 0.2 amps. A #1815 bulb in a suitable lampholder (purchased at Radio Shack) works fine. A #1813, #161 or #194 instrument/side marker bulb in a suitable holder will also work. Make sure the lampholder is NOT grounded - i.e. both lamp terminals are brought out. (Note: If you don’t want to use a warning lamp, you can substitute a 10 ohm resistor rated at 2 watts or higher in place of the warning lamp.)
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