wantsa311

Anybody know where I can get replacement circuit breakers like the ones under the rear seat in my 311? Part number is 41-2-S14-LN-2 and I need a 3 and 5 amp. I've searched the web but the suppliers I found have a minimum order and I really don't need 500 of them.

t500hps

Try customer service at Formula. They have been great help with my 98.

PS. Recently I needed switches for my Mcleod bolsters and supprisingly Mcleod was the cheapest source.

Iggy

The Circuit breakers are made by E-T-A Circuit Breakers http://www.e-t-a.com/us_home.html . You can probably get a better price going to an electronics distributor and purchasing them that way. A couple I contacted a while back would sell me the individual breakers without requiring a minimum purchase.

ljsmith1

I Have purchased these from Allied Electronics www.alliedelec.com. They were a little pricey and took a few weeks (since ETA makes them to order), but it is worth having the right breaker to match everything else.

Good Luck!

-Larry

Croozin2

Iggy and Larry, you guys nailed it on the head. I'm that way with all of my toys. If it came with a ETA breaker then an ETA breaker is what's going back in. One of our local electronics supply houses ordered mine for me. These breakers are also used in the aviation industry so you might try around a local municipal airport. You're right, they are pricey, but when only the best will do...

OPIE272

Be careful buying Aviation circuitbreakers for under the seat.
Marine ETA breakers have a water seal where the Aviation breakers MIGHT not.

Just a thought, because I work in Aviation

wantsa311

I found a supplier who was willing to sell me the two I needed instead of 500 of them. Fifty-five dollars each but a perfect fit. I'm sure I got the right ones because he asked if I was using them for a marine application or aviation. Apparently the seals are different.

Iggy

Yes, the marine version is water resistant. But basically the same as the aircraft version.