At last someone with a lab smaller than mine, I recently moved house
and aquired half a room for my 'shop, only problem is I still dont
have time to use it.



On 20 Oct, 23:43, jb-electronics <webmas...@jb-electronics.de> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> here are the pictures of one of the colon tubes (as always, air at 15mbar):
>
> http://www.jb-electronics.de/tmp/gl-ls-8_1.jpghttp://www.jb-electronics.de/tmp/gl-ls-8_2.jpg
>
> Sadly, the upper dot does not always light up. It was a silly idea to
> parallel the two cathodes, next time I will have the two dots wired
> seperately.
>
> Jens
>
>
>
> > Hi again,
>
> > here is a picture of my "lab" / desk. I do not have a separate room
> > for my tube making, so I have to clean off the desk every time I need
> > to work for the university. It does not take much time, and so it is
> > actually an advantage because it forces me to keep my lab tidy.
>
> >http://www.jb-electronics.de/tmp/lab.jpg
>
> > See the t-connector? This will be replaced by a connector with an
> > additional outlet (so 4 in total) for my needle valve.
>
> > I have been trying to build two colon tubes today, with some minor
> > success. Will post pictures tomorrow.
>
> > Jens
>
> >> Hello!
>
> >> By the way, how do You measure the pressure in the system? You
> >> mentioned the glow lamp is filled on 15mBar...
>
> >> Could You send a photo of the system You use for pumping and filling
> >> the glow lamps?
>
> >> The capacitor welder You have will work well, it is not suitable for
> >> welding materials with high melting temperature like tungsten and
> >> molybdenum, but for steel, nickel and so it is very good!
>
> >> > The problem with stainless steel wire is that it outgasses; I have
> >> a glow lamp with two stainless steel electrodes and it glows in a
> >> white-ish blue color, very strange. Will post a picture later this
> >> weekend if I don't forget.
> >> the bluish color is not outgassing, outgassing is when the metal
> >> releives trapped air, oxygen, CO2, moisture and so into vacuum, You
> >> can avoid that by heating the wire into red for a minute or so just
> >> before sealing and pumping.. Each metal behaves differently in
> >> discharge - different voltages and so, so it could be because of that..
>
> >> Dalibor
>
> >> Dne 19.10.2012 7:29, jb-electronics napsal(a):
> >>> Hi guys,
>
> >>> thanks for your advice. I think the problem is the one Dalibor
> >>> pointed out: with Dumet wire the sputtering is very high. Also,
> >>> since I am using no noble gas (except for the less than 1 percent
> >>> there is in ambient air), the cathodes are having a much harder time
> >>> anyway. So for now I will not install these tubes in a permanent
> >>> circuit since they would only last for a few hours.
>
> >>> I will wait for my needle valve (will be here any day now) and try
> >>> with Neon (and some day with Argon, too, of course). The ignition
> >>> voltage should be drastically lower, and the visibility should
> >>> increase.
>
> >>> The problem with stainless steel wire is that it outgasses; I have a
> >>> glow lamp with two stainless steel electrodes and it glows in a
> >>> white-ish blue color, very strange. Will post a picture later this
> >>> weekend if I don't forget.
>
> >>> Ah, by the way, I already have a small capacitor-based spot welder,
> >>> and so far, for my purposes, it has served me well:
> >>>http://www.robbe.de/welma-2000-punktschweissgeraet.html?___store=en
>
> >>> Jens
>
> >>>> Keep up the good work !
>
> >>>> If you need have some DXF files (vector format) on the digits you
> >>>> want, or a image of the whole set, in a raster format, throw in my
> >>>> direction. I'm in good with a guy that owns a steel cutting laser.
> >>>> 4000W of CO2 goodness. He'll run small jobs for me for nothing, as
> >>>> long as I don't abuse it. That means pester him for work too often.
>
> >>>> I still want that "1 - 12" "tri-quad" tube. 3 anodes x 4 cathode
> >>>> sets (of 3).
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