*we'we been using that acronym
On Feb 18, 9:04 pm, Imbanon <[email protected]> wrote:
> Just to confirm this.. Yes, as far as I know, Ucc is used for 'power
> supply voltage', or at least something like that. We have been that
> acronym on college, but I don't know what it stands for. I live in
> Europe.
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> On Feb 17, 4:06 am, "JohnK" <[email protected]> wrote:
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> > Ucc is a common term for supply voltage [Google it]. The 'cc' is probably 
> > questionable in this case, but the U is common in Europe.
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> > Semi-related Factoid:- If you read early US books on wireless you will find 
> > the term "anode" used in a sentence when they mean the supply voltage for 
> > the tubes. Makes for strange reading today. eg, "..remove the anode if the 
> > temperature exceeds..."
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> > Maybe my post is  one Lucky is having a crap-attack about. Well, I actually 
> > asked the colour of the haze so I could repeat answers given over the years 
> > !  Jimi always got a mention if it was purple. And as for 'invention' - you 
> > will never hear the end of that one. And because you thought it was 
> > finished with I am not allowed to comment - oh deary me.
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> > jk
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> >   ----- Original Message -----
> >   From: Frank Bemelman
> >   To: [email protected]
> >   Sent: Friday, February 17, 2012 1:10 AM
> >   Subject: Re: [neonixie-l] Question on haze around nixie digit
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> >   So, is “invention” now a forbidden word?
> >   Sheesh...
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> >   Yes I read everything. Dieter is NOT very helpful if he invents ‘new’ 
> > names for things.
> >   I can not recall someone using the “Ucc” ever being used in this and 
> > previous Neonixie
> >   newsgroup.
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> >   I am sorry you posted too.
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> >   But hey, it happens.
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> >   Learn to smile
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> >   From: Lucky
> >   Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2012 3:31 PM
> >   To: [email protected]
> >   Subject: Re: [neonixie-l] Question on haze around nixie digit
>
> >   Don't know who is worse here.
> >   Dieter for first stating 'Ucc' (I think maybe we are talking Vcc?) 
> > Regardless Ucc had been taken to mean something "cold cathode voltage" Have 
> > you not bothered to read the entire thread?
> >   Me for repeating the same (or maybe just being naive)
> >   Or 3 useless replies 2 of which are sarcastic, and one mocking the 
> > 'Invention' word which I thought we had finished with!
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> >   Do you not wish to help anyone out? Do you not have anything to add, 
> > informational or knowledgeable wise? If not why answer? Just to mock? And I 
> > notice you did not jump all over Deiter when he said "Second, the lower the 
> > Ucc (cold cathode voltage) the higher the haze"
> >   Talk about childish! Sorry I posted.
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> >   Post
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