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Rotax-hirth-cuyuna-etc Ultralight/hovercraft/ec Single Phase Voltage Regulator on 2040-parts.com

US $16.99
Location:

Boulder Junction, Wisconsin, United States

Boulder Junction, Wisconsin, United States
Rotax-Hirth-Cuyuna-ETC Ultralight/Hovercraft/EC Single Phase Voltage Regulator, US $16.99, image 1
“Unit is in excellent working condition. Some cosmetic wear.”
Brand:Hitachi

What I have up for purchase here is a good used Hitachi single phase voltage regulator designed for use on Rotax, Kawasaki, Cuyuna, 2SI, Fuji, Suzuki, Yamaha engines and more! Have you been looking for a simple single phaze voltage regulator for your build and dont want to break the bank? Maybe your older regulator is burned out or improperly working? Well here you go, a great working, great condition well made voltage regulator for just $16.99 BUY IT NOW. New similar units run around $75 so save on our great no reserve opening bid. As mentioned above this regulator is a factory Hitachi and not some cheap low cost Chinese unit. It is very well made and built to last. Now heres what you will get,

(1) Hitachi single-phase voltage regualtor as shown below.. Regulator is simple 2-wire style, that connects directly to your lighting coil.

If you have been looking for a single phase regulator-recitifier for your build the I think you will find this unit to be a great find and buy. Dont miss out! Please email me if you have any questions and buyer to pay actual USPS shipping in the US with no handling or hidden fees. Good luck and thank you. 

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