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Old 7th Dec 2005, 7:52 pm   #1
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Default Lenco strobe disk

Hello all.

I wondered if a kind member would scan and send me a copy of a strobe disk please, I presume a black and white print would work under the workshop fluorescent lighting.

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Old 7th Dec 2005, 8:18 pm   #2
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Hi Tony, I've attached a scan of the strobe disc, Hope it's OK. .

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Old 7th Dec 2005, 10:38 pm   #3
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Default Re: Lenco strobe disk required

I have printed both versions out for my own use. It may be a silly question but if printing the strobe to a different size to the original will this not affect its accuracy ?

PS, Thanks to Mikjjo for scanning etc.

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Old 7th Dec 2005, 10:56 pm   #4
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It may be a silly question but if printing the strobe to a different size to the original will this not affect its accuracy ?
No, the size of the disc doesn't matter at all, The important bit is the number of lines for each speed, and of course the accuracy of the mains frequency. .

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