Hi everyone, thanks for your all your interests. The tester is aimed at
not just showing the a dot can be obtained but being able to
characterise a tube and look for demonstration of performance at
datasheet conditions or to allow measurements to be made on an otherwise
poorly documented tube. I have been using a scope clock and a Heathkit
IP17 PSU to experiment with CRTs and wanted something closer to a single
box.
No software! No microcontroller to burn!
The electronics design will be fully open (Eagle schematics, board
layout and Gerbers). Kits will run as anything from minimal (custom
parts only) to completely built and tested. Sold by me from Scotland.
The case is a mixture of 3D printed parts, cut/engraved acrylic and all
the parts to put it together and will be sold separately by Nick from
San Diego. The cut acrylic mechanical drawing are not owned by us but by
the company making the acrylic parts. The 3D printed parts will be
available as STL and Fusion 360 files.
Expect full details by mid January 2017 or perhaps sooner. PM me if you
need something immediately and I'll try to help.
Grahame
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