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Originally Posted by jinxsta
Don't have a model number but attached a pic of the light I got from bunnings.
I tried a few neon globes and different resistors but kept burning them out, so I used the globe from a neon rocker switch it allready had the resistor attached as you suggested and that seems to have done the trick, switch model number p7705 from dicksmiths. Just wish I could find my multi meter to see what the voltage is.
Maybe someone a little more electronically mined can figure out what it is.
Hope it helps
Jinxsta
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Looks very interesting.
For an artificial star try setting the light near a ball bearing as far as practical. Focus the scope on the image of the light on the BB (in a dark room).
I may be interested if you have any spare setups. When it comes to electronics I'm all thumbs, and blisters.
