[GreenKeys] Strobotac vs Auto Line Feed After every printed character
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hwhall at compuserve.com
Sun Jul 27 00:02:47 EDT 2025
You can make a jerry-rig strobe with your work bench function generator & a high brightness LED on a long wire. You DO have a function generator on your work bench, right? :-)
Wayne
WB4OGM
On Saturday, July 26, 2025 at 09:13:23 PM MDT, Ken Schwieker <ksweek at mindspring.com> wrote:
Does anyone use a Strobotac (General Radio seems to be the predominate brand) to troubleshoot a continuous occurring machine issue? Seems to me to be an ideal tool for this particular problem.
If you are not familiar with Stroboscope operation it goes something like this; The light behind the reflector flashes at a rate set by the range switch and the large knob. If the flash frequency is set to be the same
as the operation period of the machine part, the image appears to stand still. If the large knob is turned one way the operation image will slowly move one direction and vice versa. That allows observing a part's movement and what moves it and the effect it has on other connected parts.
Ebay typically has two GR models listed. The older one (GR-631) for about $50 and the newer version (GR-1531) for about $100 plus shipping. No, I do not have any listed on Ebay ;)
Good luck,
Ken S
K4KQR
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