Are there any Russian end views with real "5" digits?
On Sep 7, 12:56 pm, David Forbes wrote:
> Russian rectangular end-view tubes.
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Nice clear shot of a VFD clock too, also a pretty sexy shot at :30.
On Sep 6, 9:16 pm, coggs wrote:
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uaPoauZZJM&feature=player_embedded
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> At about :10 in. Also a zoom-in at :15
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> (tip of hat to Lady Ada aka adafruit aka Limor Fried's g+ stream)
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On 9/6/11 7:16 PM, coggs wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uaPoauZZJM&feature=player_embedded
At about :10 in. Also a zoom-in at :15
(tip of hat to Lady Ada aka adafruit aka Limor Fried's g+ stream)
Russian rectangular end-view tubes. At least they're not Burroughs or
National tubes. T
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uaPoauZZJM&feature=player_embedded
At about :10 in. Also a zoom-in at :15
(tip of hat to Lady Ada aka adafruit aka Limor Fried's g+ stream)
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No, you're right -- I haven't gone. I'm talking out of turn. I do know
many people who've attended in the past, however, and no longer go for
the reasons described.
I do have a pretty good, albeit non first hand notion of what it is
all about.
In any case, I hope you enjoyed it, I'm sure the vide
Thanks Bob and Nick,
I already had a library called IV-17 Smartsocket' which contained the
IV-17 part I created yesterday, but I think the important step I was
missing was that my project library needed to be opened already as
default directory and then the 'copy to library' command acts as it
shou
I will reiterate what Nick said; Make your own library and put it it
in your %HOME% under \eagle\lbr or some such;
Also, make a new subdir for each new project. And you probably figured
out that the .sch and .brd files need to have exactly the same name.
General process I use for making a new part
Don't modify the Eagle standard (as in "distributed") libraries - they
are potentially over-written with every new release - create your own
library, say, "fixitsan.lib", and put all your bits in there.
I do this for pretty much every part I use - there are quite a few
"interesting" things in the
Thanks Nick. That has helped with me creating a new IV-17 tube
component from scratch.
Now, I am trying to create a new component in the Supertex library for
the HV5812, which is a wide bodied 28 pin dil package.
I've opened the Supertex library, selected 'New' and can't seem to
bring in the DIL o
On Sep 6, 7:12 am, "Tidak Ada" wrote:
> The pneumatic tools make me jelous...
I have a metcal MX-DS1 desoldering tool - they are good, but only to a
point... I actually use mine to remove the bulk of the solder on a
joint and then use Soder-Wick to really clean up the hole/pad. I find
that the va
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