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Eriston150 · 09.06.2014, 09:56

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Erlaube mir bitte noch ein paar Fragen.

Let me answer your questions in English,because my German is not so good.

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Wurde die Leuchte direkt in Ungarn hergestellt oder wurde sie von Elektra in Polen unter dem Namen Villtesz gebaut?

Villtesz was a hungarian company,the lights were produced here in Budapest. There wasn't any connetion between the two companies.

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Nachdem ich ja nun die genaue Bezeichnung kenne, konnte ich sie auch mehrfach im www finden. Auffällig ist, daß es die Leuchte mit verchromten Haubenring sowie auch mit Aluminiumring gab. Hat das einen tieferen Grund?

In my experience,type of the ring doesn't depend on age,dome colour,voltage etc.
I have 10-12 Villtesz lights here,most have alu rings,the others have chrome rings.

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Weiters habe ich im Inneren der Leuchte eine kleine Platine mit einem Drehpotentiometer gefunden, der offenbar die Drehzahl des Motors steuert. Ist das so original oder wurde das nachgerüstet? Die Elektra LBO 10 soll wohl so etwas serienmäßig gehabt haben.

Can't tell you without a picture,but here's the original:

Streiflicht · 15.06.2014, 23:37

Many thanks Tibor and please excuse my late response. These were the informations I was looking for.
The circuit board in my light looks exactly like the one on your pictures but with one exception. Instead of the transistor underneath the circuit board my light has a variable resistor connected to the board via two thin wires. Though it looks not really professional made, it works fairly but it seems that it let the motor spin a little too fast. Unfortunately the variable resistor is only sufficient conductive in his upper end position. As soon as you turn down the resistor only a little bit, the motor immediately stopps spinning. So I believe that I have to look for a suitable resistor in the future to bring down the motor speed to a reasonable value.

Eriston150 · 20.06.2014, 21:41

You're welcome. With this modification and that strange switch, it looks like a party light or something.
I've attached the schematic diagram in case you want to check/replace parts.
'Transistor' is a simple 5V voltage regulator.

Streiflicht · 23.06.2014, 22:51

The diagram is in fact very helpful to me for getting the light back into original condition. Thank you, Tibor!

15.06.2014, 23:37	#2
Streiflicht Bronze-Mitglied hat dieses Thema eröffnet Name: Michi Registriert seit: 20.01.2008 Ort: Upper Bavaria Beiträge: 349	Many thanks Tibor and please excuse my late response. These were the informations I was looking for. The circuit board in my light looks exactly like the one on your pictures but with one exception. Instead of the transistor underneath the circuit board my light has a variable resistor connected to the board via two thin wires. Though it looks not really professional made, it works fairly but it seems that it let the motor spin a little too fast. Unfortunately the variable resistor is only sufficient conductive in his upper end position. As soon as you turn down the resistor only a little bit, the motor immediately stopps spinning. So I believe that I have to look for a suitable resistor in the future to bring down the motor speed to a reasonable value.
	Hier geht´s zu meiner Sammlung Bin auf der Suche nach: SEV Marchal - Leuchten

23.06.2014, 22:51	#4
Streiflicht Bronze-Mitglied hat dieses Thema eröffnet Name: Michi Registriert seit: 20.01.2008 Ort: Upper Bavaria Beiträge: 349	The diagram is in fact very helpful to me for getting the light back into original condition. Thank you, Tibor!
	Hier geht´s zu meiner Sammlung Bin auf der Suche nach: SEV Marchal - Leuchten

20.06.2014, 21:41	#3
Eriston150 Forum-Mitglied Name: Tibor Registriert seit: 14.04.2009 Ort: Budapest Beiträge: 66	You're welcome. With this modification and that strange switch, it looks like a party light or something. I've attached the schematic diagram in case you want to check/replace parts. 'Transistor' is a simple 5V voltage regulator.