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This Adjustable Strobe Light is the bigger brother of the plain old strobe light. This one uses a much more powerful "horse shoe" Xenon tube which produces more light. You can also control the flash rate up to about 20Hz. Do not look directly at the flash tube when this thing is on! |
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| i do not no anything about circuts & that stuff. [ im in the ninth grade ] can you send me how to do it, but keep it simple. thanx! | ||
| I don't have to include the neon bulb do I? | ||
| Please It is time to change to LED's. The luxeons are so bright now and fast. Can anyone make a schematic | ||
| wow nice circuit...maybe i'll build this one... | ||
| thanks this is something like what I'm looking for and small enough | ||
| How can I make the trigger transformer? What are it's specifications? | ||
| Hi, i want to build this strobe, but i live in Macedonia (Europe) and the current is 220VAC. what changes i need to do to make it work here (Editor's notes: Remove the voltage doubler.) |
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| I want to build me a Photographers studio flash heads. Do you perhaps know where I can find something like that? Do you perhaps have better, more cost effective ways of obtaining this or similar item? Thanx alot | ||
| can u send me the operation for this circuit | ||
| hi , this is a nice concept how can i use 220v supply, what will be the changes in the component value if i cannot use a step down transformer | ||
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