[pure-silver] Re: analyzer pro and chromega lamphouse
- From: BertS <aasainz@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2005 00:39:38 -0500
From your description I believe the main problem is going to be that the
Analizer Pro is not capable of driving a reactive load. That is what a voltage
stabilizer is. It should not be used with an enlarger that has a transformer
to light the lamp.
There is a member of this group that knows the AP very well and I am sure you
will get an answer when he reads your message.
Or you could write to RH directly. They recently changed their URL, I will
look it up for you. You may want to try www.rhdesigns.com in case that address
is still alive.
Bert
Luigi Pasto wrote:
> Hi everyone. I've been thinking about purchasing a RH Designs analyzer/timer
> (analyzer pro), but I am not sure if I could use it with the chromegatrol
> power supply / voltage stabilizer / timer. I've sent email to Omega Satter
> asking if the timer function of the chromegatrol could be bypassed. I just
> received a reply from the Omega tech. It included a wiring diagram, and a
> comment about not knowing the answer to my question! Unfortunately, I was
> trained as a psychologist and don't know a wiring diagram from a fire
> hydrant : (
> Does anyone out there have experience connecting an analyzer pro with a
> chromega DII lamp house? I've attached the wiring diagram, just in case
> someone needs something to read!
>
> Thanks,
> Louie
>
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