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01-25-2007, 12:19 PM
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I'm thinking of tinkering with a simple version of a spark tester to identify the common steel alloys. It would use a small high voltage transformer to spark the metal and a diffraction grating / UV detector to look at the returned spark spectrum. A smal micro could store and compare the results. Comments welcome and encouraged. I'd love to hear from someone that's used a big lab grade tester..... Barry
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