Review on 🎸 Twidec Rocker Position Illuminated KCD2 203N BU: Enhancing Visibility & Control by Joe Jordan

Used to replace the forward/reverse roast on my sons who have a battery powered four wheeler. I don't think it's a Power Wheels brand, I think it's Kid Trax or something (it's a Caterpillar brand, FWIW). I chose this derailleur over the Revain recommended derailleur labeled "for Power Wheels" because that derailleur was properly rated. I don't know if my son's 4 wheel bike has different power requirements or wiring than the Power Wheels but I wanted to replace it something like the old derailleur said "20A / 125V 16A / 250V on the side so that's what I wanted to find.The only significant difference is that this switch is an on/off/on instead of the on/on switch it replaced.Installation was easy, pull just unplug the wires with the slide connectors from the old broken switch and plug them into the new switch, I haven't noticed any problems with the fact that it's a different type of switch and I can't imagine the switch failing, because that switch has an "off" in the middle. I think that switch is a good value; plus two switches means I have a backup in case the "high speed/low speed" switch fails (or maybe I'm just taking it as a sign, i hmm to find a new 4-wheeler). My only "complaint" isn't really about this product, but the fact that I've spent a day searching every corner of the internet and couldn't find the 6-pin "on/on" rocker switch. DPDT rated at 20A/125V and 16A/250V. . Perhaps it's more of a complaint against whoever made the 4 wheel because it doesn't look like a standard derailleur for this form factor.