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| Posted: Tue Nov 16th, 2021 01:20 pm |
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Roger Borg Guest
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I took a screenshot of this a while ago, but now that I finally have a reason to ask, wondering what these are called and where to source them. Have a kid and the house a donut want to fry him. Removable rubber insulators would give me some relief until I can take them off in a few years and return to original form. Thanks... 
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| Posted: Tue Nov 16th, 2021 01:22 pm |
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Roger Borg Guest
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Whoops, meant to read DON'T WANT TO FRY HIM.But a fried donut sure would be nice...
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| Posted: Tue Nov 16th, 2021 04:23 pm |
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Rod Rogers Administrator 
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Those were used on many lantern batteries. If you're lucky, they will be the right thread. Or try an electronics supply house. ~Sparky~
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| Posted: Thu Nov 18th, 2021 09:52 pm |
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James Henderson AFCA Member
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Darryl Hudson also sells them.
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