Great to here, it gives me a safe feeling.

 

Sadly there is no photo of the tester visible. May be you can try to send it as 
an attachment instead of in the txt field. Perhaps the file size is too big?

 

Van: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Namens 
Dekatron42
Verzonden: woensdag 31 augustus 2022 19:12
Aan: neonixie-l
Onderwerp: Re: [neonixie-l] Is there any merit to the claim that ceramic tube 
sockets crack tube pins?

 

I've never broken any of the Elesta EZ10, EZ10, EZ10B, ECT100 or ECT101 that I 
own when using them in their original sockets.

I do have an old tester for these which contain a pin straightener which I 
always use before inserting them in the socket, I also use a pin of the same 
diameter to insert into each socket receptacle so that they aren't to tight 
before I insert an tube in a new socket.

The only broken/damaged Elesta EZ/ECT-series I have are those that were 
alreaday bad when I bought them.

I can recommend you that you make a pin straightener as well as a tool to widen 
the receptacles. You can either order these from manufacturing companies who 
can make them out of aluminum, or you can make them yourself by making circuit 
boards with the correct holes, plus some mounting holes for screws/nuts to keep 
them in place, and then stack a few of these boards on top of each other and 
drill conical holes through the first and second with a conical drill bit used 
for Dremel tools for the straightener, the widening tool can then be made by 
placing pins of the correct diameter in the straightener and then stacking a 
few circuit boards on top of the pins and soldering the pins to these boards. 
Pins can be bought on eBay.

Below is a photo of my Elesta EZ10A/10B tester with the pin straightener above 
the text GAUGE.

CIMG1260.JPG

 

 

 

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