>Does anybody know of any small (handheld) commercial strobes?  I need
>something that's no bigger than a medium-sized DMV which has an adjustable
>frequency light.  It doesn't need to be especially bright, as it's
>primarily for indoor use.
>
>I need to see if a rotating wheel is running true.  Speed would be a few
>hundred RPM to up to 60K, but I don't expect that in one package.
>
>Thanks.
>
>Andy
>
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>Andy Kunz - Statistical Research, Inc. - Westfield, New Jersey USA
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Hi Andy,
This is a good PIC project, as a matter of fact I developed one once, it was
smaller than a DMV and used an VCO (I think 4046) a ultra-bright LED and
a PIC to read the frequency and show on a 7 segment display. It worked
very well.

Regards,

Octavio
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