Vibrator - 4 Pin, for automobile radio
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- Negative, 6 Volt (P-V1015N)
New manufacture solid-state replacement 4 pin vibrators. 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!
Base Diagram:
| Ground / Voltage | Our Part Number | UPC/EAN |
|---|---|---|
| Negative, 6 Volt | P-V1015N | 609722156097 |
| Positive, 6 Volt | P-V1015P | 609722156103 |
| Negative, 12 Volt | P-V2015N | 609722156127 |
| Positive, 12 Volt | P-V2015P | 609722156134 |
| Diameter | 1.5 in. | |
| Frequency | 115 | |
| Height | 2.875 in. | |
| Pins | 4 |
| Packaging Dimensions | 5 in. × 1.8 in. × 1.8 in. | |
| Weight (Packaging) | 0.077 lbs. |
| P-V1015N - Negative, 6 Volt version | Diameter | 1.5 in. |
| Frequency | 115 | |
| Height | 2.875 in. | |
| Pins | 4 | |
| P-V2015N - Negative, 12 Volt version | Diameter | 1.5 in. |
| Frequency | 115 | |
| Height | 2.875 in. | |
| Pins | 4 | |
| P-V1015P - Positive, 6 Volt version | Diameter | 1.5 in. |
| Frequency | 115 | |
| Height | 2.875 in. | |
| Pins | 4 | |
| P-V2015P - Positive, 12 Volt version | Diameter | 1.5 in. |
| Frequency | 115 | |
| Height | 2.875 in. | |
| Pins | 4 |
 Base Diagram | All Models |
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Do you know the pin spacing for the 12VDC positive ground vibrator (P-V2015P)?
Asked by Anonymous on June 14th, 2020.
June 16th, 2020
Staff Member
The pin spacing approximately 0.45"
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what values do they use for the buffer capacitor ?
also do you have a electrical diagram for this?
Asked by Anonymous on July 26th, 2020.
July 28th, 2020
Staff Member
You will need to use the original schematic for the device that you intend to plug this into for a diagram and buffer capacitor value.
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I have several 6 volt positive ground car radios. The vibrator tube is in short supply these days. If you find a vintage one it is old and may or may not work.{ and exspensive} This new solid state version is welcome because it does not humm, and it should last longer than the original vibratating verson. It also plugs right in to the existing tube socket. I have only had this product a couple of weeks so we will see how it goes , but so far it is a winner!
Quiet, works great.
works great I have had great service with Antique Electronic Supply
Thank You
Good quiet power
I bought a 6 volt negative and it works pretty good! Goes in my 1951 pontiac radio.
Perfect, did the trick.
worked great, put in buffer capacitor also along with the other tubes and now the 1952 Hudson radio works.
Installed in 49 Plymouth-replaced a couple of old leaky caps and works great! Thanks
The Vibrator does the job however the automotive environment especially early applications is harsh regarding voltage and these units are very delicate. Make sure of voltage/polarity/voltage regulation before re-installing your radio.You will not get a second chance to correct things like you would a conventional vibrator.
This 6v Vibrator works just like factory part and is solid state component. I have used these for a few years now and have never had one fail yet. There is also a solid state oz4 rectifier but can't find it in Antique Electronic Supply component list.