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Harry Dalek wrote: i still only get a stationary picture around the same place in the video .
gary wrote:Harry Dalek wrote: i still only get a stationary picture around the same place in the video .
What do you mean "around the same place in the video"?
Harry Dalek wrote:
theres a few frames it just locks and then gos its merry way on a roll again same spot ...i don''t know why its not random Gary
gary wrote:Harry Dalek wrote:
theres a few frames it just locks and then gos its merry way on a roll again same spot ...i don''t know why its not random Gary
So you are still in monitor mode and it locks at a certain place in the video but not anywhere else?
What if you use a different video?
gary wrote:Well that is most interesting since you aren't using the video's syncs for locking - I can't imagine how the video signal could be affecting speed control unless you have some cross talk somewhere and even then it's hard to see how that would have that effect.
I can only suggest trying different videos with different material to see if there is any pattern to it.
Do you have the club CD 3 - any of those would be fine - otherwise just use Video2NBTV to create some random NBTV from whatever movies or pictures you have.
[/quote]I have to hit the sack now as I have an early start in the morning but I will check in to see if you have any more information. Cheers.
Klaas Robers wrote:Harry, what you describe sounds to me as parasitic oscillation.
- Take some metal object, e.g. a small fully metal screw driver, or a piece of bare copper wire
- and touch the input pins of the LM311 with it.
- Yes, you have the screw driver in your hand, so it is also connected to you.
- Look what happens with the rolling.
- If it stops if you touch a certain point, one of the inputs of the LM311,
- then solder a small capacitor, e.g. 220 pF, to that point,
- the other wire to ground.
Yes indeed, this looks as magic, some people do this with a wetted finger in stead of the screwdriver and this also known as "the wet finger method".
The capacity of the oscilloscope probe does the same as the capacity of your body or the 220 pF.
grahamhunt wrote:Gary mentioned in an earlier post about thin needles whilst checking the needle sizing for a 0.5 needle i came across a size 16 needle at 0.2 mm and a size 15 at 0.24 mm both sold as beading needles hope this my be of use
Graham Hunt
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