13 Jul
2002
13 Jul
'02
12:50 a.m.
No the LED is in the chassis. I started thinking it might be some sort of heart
device timer as the deceased former owner of the auctioned items was quite
elderly. I guess you could use it as a timer strobe.
Lawrence
On Thu, 11 Jul 2002, Lawrence Walker wrote:
lgwalker(a)mts.net
bigwalk_ca(a)yahoo.com
Likely way off topic, but I acquired some sort
of frequency device in
an auction junk box. It's a well machined device made by MECOS, made
in W.Germant. It's about 2" square by 1/2" powered by a Li. battery
and has micro-switches labelled 3 hz, 7.8 hz, 14.0 hz and a small led
that flashes at the selected frequency. Anyone have any idea what it
might be ?
A search turned up that MECOS makes Active Magnetic Bearings and
control boards and programs.
Could this be some sort of timing device used for calibrating the speed of
something? Is the led separate from the chassis?
-Toth