kytronic strobe .

[amb]

Where can i purchase a kytronik battery powered strobe timing light , the one advertised on the sluk site , this country hopefully .

[amb]

dont know then !

[Fast n Furious]

You may struggle to get one in the UK
Try Kytronic.com
55 Singapore dollars

[rossclark]

https://www.kytronik.com/products/timing-light

[Fast n Furious]

Aye... them as well.

[amb]

Yea saw that one Ross ,just thought there might be somewhere nearer but never mind , thanks for the replies chaps .

[ROClarke]

Where can i purchase a kytronik battery powered strobe timing light , the one advertised on the sluk site , this country hopefully .

Excuse my ignorance,but why do you need a battery powered strobe,doesn't it gets it power from the HT lead ?

[Fast n Furious]

Where can i purchase a kytronik battery powered strobe timing light , the one advertised on the sluk site , this country hopefully .

Excuse my ignorance,but why do you need a battery powered strobe,doesn't it gets it power from the HT lead ?

No... It gets its trigger signal to flash the strobe from the HT lead.
To power regular strobes, there are 2 wires, usually with crocadile clips to connect to the vehicles battery and these can be used in the usual way with Lammies that have a battery fitted.
For non battery vehicles, the power source for the strobe needs to be internal (dry cells or rechargable Nicads/ lithiums). This is only for convenience, so all you need to do is switch it on and connect the trigger lead around the HT wire.
I just use a regular strobe and connect it to a gell cell battery (The type you find in alarm panels which is easily recharged with a conventional car battery charger)

[Camo]

MB development have them on the website. I ordered one yesterday. SLUK suggested them and they managed to get some in

Hope that helps

[Paul_from_Thornbury]

Torbay Lambretta have them in stock.

I use a similar one I bought from USA while visiting, excellent without having to faff with an additional battery.

[amb]

Thanks very much for that guys

[HxPaul]

I use one that I bought off a famous auction site new,its called a Megawatt 240v,it plugs into the mains instead of connecting it up too a battery.