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--- spark_strober [2019/08/13 21:58] – created kingkevin
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-The spark strober (or strobe controller) switches mains electricity.
+The spark strober (or strobe controller) switches mains electricity using a remote control.
 This allows to pulse a flood light or stroboscope for a short time to create a light strobe.
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 The small LED and CR2025 battery limit the infrared output power.
-I later found an [[https://www.idual.com/int/en/|iDual]] remote laying around.
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+I later found an [[https://www.jedi-light.com/page/idual-remote-control#specs|iDual remote]] laying around.
 This uses 3xAAA batteries, providing a lot of power.
-There is a switch on the side to choose between has high power, narrow angle LED for increased range; or 2 wide angle LEDs for broader aiming.
+There is a switch on the side to choose between has high power, narrow angle LED for increased range (the one in the center); or wide angle LEDs for broader aiming (the two on the side).
 This was ideal for the attraction and worked well.
 This remote also used the NEC protocol.
-It's a quite good remote, but by far too expensive for what it is (luckily they where already there).
+It's a quite good remote, but by far too expensive for what it is and the website is horrible (luckily they where already there).
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