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An eventful day in Marky HQ

Posted: 12 Nov 2012, 19:06
by Marky610
Fixed the leaky fill valve in my FX Cutlass

Stripped down Markylight Mk4 for anodizing

Changed the led in the pill for a ir one

Blew up a 4" screen trying to modify it slightly :crazy:

Made 3 Watec DSA adapters

Blew up my battery charger anodizing the lamp :shock:

Anyone want a slightly grey lamp? :mrgreen:



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Re: An eventful day in Marky HQ

Posted: 12 Nov 2012, 19:34
by hotshot2me
Sounds like a very eventful day, does the lamp still work or is that blown up also: Dave

Re: An eventful day in Marky HQ

Posted: 12 Nov 2012, 20:09
by sunndog
i'll have that lamp if yer not gonna use it...i'm after sommat to house a 66mm lens

Re: An eventful day in Marky HQ

Posted: 12 Nov 2012, 20:40
by Marky610
Yep lamps still working :mrgreen:

And I still need it at the moment, oh and it's a 50mm ;)



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Re: An eventful day in Marky HQ

Posted: 12 Nov 2012, 20:48
by sunndog
bugger, thought i'd saved meself some work there :D

Re: An eventful day in Marky HQ

Posted: 12 Nov 2012, 21:20
by mgladwin
Be keen to see the Watec DSA's you have made.
I got the Pulsar Challenger DSA but it is very easy for the camera to be knocked off centre, ie. changing the point of aim.

Re: An eventful day in Marky HQ

Posted: 12 Nov 2012, 21:53
by Marky610
mgladwin wrote:Be keen to see the Watec DSA's you have made.
I got the Pulsar Challenger DSA but it is very easy for the camera to be knocked off centre, ie. changing the point of aim.
It's your lucky day then :mrgreen:

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43mm long, 46ish mm dia (made to fit in Pulsar DSA) Slotted with my Dremmal to match the DSA

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40mm id, stepped to 30mm id after 32mm

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Re: An eventful day in Marky HQ

Posted: 12 Nov 2012, 23:18
by mgladwin
Looking good mate!
So what's the package deal worth for the Watec DSA and the MarkyLight Mk4?
My name is already down for the light but I think I need this Watec adapter as well.

You do need a small milling machine though.

Re: An eventful day in Marky HQ

Posted: 12 Nov 2012, 23:34
by Marky610
mgladwin wrote:
You do need a small milling machine though.
Sorry what do you mean?

I can throw one of the adapters in the parcel bud for an extra £15

Re: An eventful day in Marky HQ

Posted: 12 Nov 2012, 23:50
by mgladwin
Oh I meant a milling machine would be good for cutting the slots with precision. :thumbup:
Was just being silly really...

Put me down for the adapter bud. Very impressed.