FiberOptic material

I believe I got mine from Walthers.

Jeff Law New Zealand

Funny you should ask that, I just ordered a fiber optic sample kit from

-Hudson

Michael=A0Brickley) Anyone know where to get fiberoptic material? =A0 I've read some great articles on use, but they fail to say where to get a supply from. Any ideas folks.

----------------------------------------------- Fiber Optic Products Co.:

I get mine at

but the site is temporarily down for renovation.

Mike Tennent "IronPenguin"

Plastruct makes some fiberoptic stuff in packages. I got some at my local train store.

The also sell some "flourescent" fiber optic products. It is supposed to take up light on the length and emit it from the ends. I've not tried it, but it sounds interesting.

Ed.

in article snipped-for-privacy@news.airmail.net, Mike Tennent at snipped-for-privacy@ironpeng.com wrote on 5/12/04 10:25 AM:

I don't know if it's cheaper, but how about those little fiber optic "magic lights" that they sell in flea markets and dollar stores? The ones that are a small flashlight with fibers sticking out the end.

FB

Mike, if you would search archives of this group and rec.models.scale group and look for "plastic fiber optics" You will find many sources.

I personally posted some good links in the past.

I used to get them from BL Hobby Products (from hobby shops and from Walthers). And many electronic surplus places sell them.

The ones I bought were .010", .020", .030", .040" dia. I have some short .060" stuff too.

Peteski

Mike, if you would search archives of this group and rec.models.scale group and look for "plastic fiber optics" You will find many sources.

I personally posted some good links in the past.

I used to get them from BL Hobby Products (from hobby shops and from Walthers). And many electronic surplus places sell them.

The ones I bought were .010", .020", .030", .040" dia. I have some short .060" stuff too.

Peteski

yes that flashlight material is fine actual fiber optic cable is glass and calls for special tools to gut and construct ends nd is actually used to carry laser projected light

btw i am a cetified fiber tech for charter comm