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Vibrator - 12 Volt, 4 Pin, Negative Ground

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SKU:	P-V2015N
Item ID:	005627

Price: $29^.95

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New manufacture solid-state replacement for 12 volt, 4 pin vibrators with a negative ground. These replace our old line of solid state vibrators. 1 ½ dia. x 2 ¾" high aluminum can. Replace your buffer capacitor when you replace your vibrator!

UPC/EAN: 609722156127

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Weight	0.075 lbs.
Packaging Dimensions	5 in. x 1.8 in. x 1.8 in.

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5.00 out of 5 based on 1 reviews

The vibrator works great! My old radio is back in operation.

Jim Davis - February 27th, 2016

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I am hoping that this vibrator would suit a Heathkit GP-11 vibrator power supply. Could you please advise? 2 answers

Asked by Anonymous on October 23rd, 2015.

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JustinG

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October 27th, 2015

To determine compatibility you would first have to determine three things regarding your unit and it's vibrator: Voltage, number of pins, and whether the vibrator is a positive or negative ground.

Anonymous

December 14th, 2015

The unit I bought is a 12 Volt but the GP 11 drops the voltage for the original vibrator to 6 volts. I plan to remove the dropping resistor so the new unit would have the 12 directly.

I have a heathkit GW-22d12v transceiver and i wonder if it is a negative or positive ground unit so that i would order the right type of vibrator1 answers

Asked by Anonymous on September 9th, 2015.

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JustinG

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September 10th, 2015

We do not offer technical/repair service here at AES and as such would not have the reference materials to determine whether your transceiver is negative/positive.Rest assured we do carry vibrators in both ground types to suit your needs when you do learn your grounding type.

Hi,do you think that this vibrator P-V2015N can replace the vibrator Mallory on my radio car Motorola "Town and Country "1956 thanks for your response1 answers

Asked by Anonymous on December 12th, 2016.

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Matt H.

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December 13th, 2016

We simply do not have the resources or reference materials to determine what type of vibrator goes in your radio. You would need to determine, voltage, number of pins, and what type of ground your radio has.

hello, penser-vous que le vibreur 12 v 4 broches fond négatif peut remplacer le vibreur d'un poste radio marque FIRVOX type f-93 1 answers

Asked by Anonymous on June 23rd, 2017.

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Matt H.

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June 27th, 2017

We do not know if this will work with the Firvox Type F-93.

Hello, I need a 6 pin 12V vibrator negative ground equivalent to a vibrator KACO C302/12 115 +- 5% Frecuency 12 Volt1 answers

Asked by Anonymous on August 26th, 2017.

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Matt H.

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August 29th, 2017

Unfortunately we do not carry any 6 pin vibrators.

Hello, my record player in my car uses a 4 pin vibrator, and was wondering if AES part offered will work. My old number on the vibrator is ATR 1263C. Need 18 volts to drive the motor in this machine. Thanks1 answers

Asked by Anonymous on April 2nd, 2018.

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Matt H.

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April 3rd, 2018

We only carry these in 6 and 12 volts.