Quick general question about TV boards and DIODES

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  • tucocaps
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    • Apr 2013
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    Quick general question about TV boards and DIODES

    Are there any common diodes on TV boards that I could remove and use in a 12 volt turn signal circuit on my motorcycle?

    I just wanted to ask, because I'm sitting in a sea of TV boards, and about to order and wait for a "kurakyn" diode off ebay for this application. Thanks for any ideas!
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