as a
completely painless upgrade.
Probably only a weekend job for a competent hacker type, and we've got
those a-plenty here :)
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On Wednesday, 6 August 2014 09:34:38 UTC+1, Alex wrote:
The Haicom pucks may well (the manual insinuates that they do) have the
1pps available on the header inside
Rats. She's been hacked. I'll sort it...
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On Thursday, 31 July 2014 05:40:17 UTC+1, nixiebunny wrote:
That's too bad. Open source FTW!
Aren't you a bit old to be using phrases like FTW - my kids would give me
Hell if I used that in their presence :)
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to do 100s of them...
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The puck he sent me was a Haicom HI-204III - see
http://www.haicom.com.tw/gps204III.aspx
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On Thursday, 31 July 2014 15:27:18 UTC+1, rubli wrote:
I found the mail Jeff once sent me :
Correct, the GPS receiver is a Haicom HI-203E.
The PS2 connector pinout may still be available
looking at some of the content on the list I think my
friend might be correct, but I leave that to your judgement.
My clock page is: http://wv7u.com/cwc/hourglass.html
Hank, WV7U
What a wonderful piece of work - just beautiful!
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and draw another diameter. Do this a few times.
Where the diameters meet in the dead centre of the cap. The picture below
gives the idea - its actually a woodworking tool but should be obvious...
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It doesn't seem possible to download them in bulk - they have to be done one
at a time. ..
Thanks for the offer - there are quite a few members with hosting capacity do
that's not really the issue - it's more the pain and aggravation :)
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Very nice.
Original factory test kit is great. Jan has the original ZM1350 tester at
http://www.die-wuestens.de/dindex.htm?/ZM1350.htm and Ronald has some great
photos of an original Philips factory tube tester at
http://dos4ever.com/uTracer3/uTracer3_pag2.html
Great stuff
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Hi - I know this is OT, but I need a couple of tubes bought on eBay shipped
to the UK, however the vendor will not ship to the UK.
Would anyone here be happy to do a bit of Freight forwarding for me? Its
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Send me a PM rather thank use the forum...
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Thanks to those who replied - this is now taken care of
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contains errors and lacks cohesion.
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You can matt the surface with Hydrofluoric Acid (i.e., micro etch it) -
this works well but not all SS is the same and micro-etching is not
suitable for high-Sulphur steels (303 grade) and low-Nickel grades (400
series).
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Yup - I wasn't seriously suggesting that he do that himself - HF is evil -
should have made that clear !
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need something to kick the
ionisation off - Panaplex devices had a keep-alive cathode to help, as do a
lot of cold-cathode trigger tubes...
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Just picked up one of these at a flea market for about 2 bucks - works
fine. has 13 VFDs - nice ones - 12 x LD8062 and 1 x LD8081 (sign).
Case is a bit brown (bromine in the ABS), but will remove that with H2O2 and
sunlight...
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Has anyone got any PROOF that hydrogen or helium were added to these tubes,
or indeed any nixies.
There are hydrogen filled dekatrons - i.e. special fast dekatrons, but
nixies?
Tube types, datasheets?
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Looks very useful for activating O-scope tubes.. http://tubetime.us/?p=183
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For those that don't know the site, its a fascinating read - Ronald is a
senior researcher at Philips and a professor at TU/e - he also has access
to the Philips archives...
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Faking stuff didn't start with reproduction Genuine Roleks watches! or
fake LV handbags - its as old as history itself.
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Also, the dimensions of the grain of wheat sizes of LEDs on eBay are not
very accurate - I bought a few different batches to try, as well as some
grain-of-wheat incandescents, and most were a few thou too large :(
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On Monday, 5 May 2014 18:04:34 UTC+1, nixiebunny wrote:
For individual transistors, the SOT-23 MMBTA92 is commonly used
Do you mean MMBTA42 - the '92 is PNP - most folk I know of use the '42 (NPN)
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There are so many driver chips available, from the venerable SN74141s and
Russian equivalents through the 4017s, 595s SUpertex chips etc.
What are people's favourite driver chips (clockable, serial driven) ?
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as a signing machine -
completely mechanical, it is protected by a 4-digit security code and is
bespoke to the customer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oA89XMzGrAA
Just love this sort of stuff!
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Not so - some links are animations, some are the real thing - they actually
sell these, though no price is ever mentioned ! The link you posted was one
of the originals developed by the founder of the eponymous company...
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Its almost as if the V400 never existed! There is now almost nothing about
it on the web - ISTR it was released in about 2006 - Dieter replaced it
with the V600 series in about 2009...
I still think the best bet is to ask him...
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), the FET will cook.
Have a look at my MAX1771 page (
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you need to know about them along with recommended components.
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The group is being spammed in a fairly subtle way - I'm hiding the messages
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I hope this helps people understand this issue:
Here is an extract of an email I wrote and sent to my company yesterday -
it aims to clarify much of the FUD (Fear, Uncertainty Doubt) and plain
inaccuracies in the press:
As many of you will know, a serious flaw in the commonly used OpenSSL
On Tuesday, 8 April 2014 16:22:36 UTC+1, threeneurons wrote:
Good luck finding those Japanese germaniums ...
On eBay at the moment - Toshiba 2SB54s at about USD 5
eachhttp://www.ebay.com/itm/2SB54-Transistor-x-1-pieces-/160937398278...
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26/27 this month at Newcastle - a good compromise between scotland and
midlands...
...but not between Kent the Midlands :(
Oh, well...
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Nice Russian military base-station unit with nixies...
Cold War Era 1950 To 1973, General Issue Tactical
Radioshttp://www.armyradio.com/arsc/customer/pages.php?pageurl=/publish/Articles/William_Howard_Russian/50-73_Base_Fixed_Station_Radios.htm
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On Saturday, 5 April 2014 22:24:35 UTC+1
On Sunday, 6 April 2014 20:56:10 UTC+1, AlexTsekenis wrote:
With the UK Makerfaire coming up I wanted to check if any other neon
enthusiast is thinking of attending.
I will be happy to meet you there.
Alex
When and where is this?
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of 1/(r^2). Main problem seems to be that it cause a lot of plastics to
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I just checked - Bunker of Doom is Patrick Jankowiak's own site - the
correct URL for the document is
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emission characteristics of those LEDs?
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On Friday, 28 March 2014 16:30:04 UTC, Nixcited delighted wrote:
What is SRBP?
Synthetic resin bonded paper.
...aka Paxolin or FR-2
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/FR-2
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to clean the
signal a bit.
Nuff said, really.
Personally, I'd never recommend someone build this circuit - there are far
better safer ones out there.
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this is a digital low-pass filter - Ronald Dekker does the same
on his nixie clocks some of which use almost the same way of getting the
mains frequency - you can also determine the fundamental, i.e. is the clock
running on 50 or 60Hz mains, and adjust accordingly...
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This is a well known video that we've discussed here several times before. The
techniques used are pretty standard but executed just beautifully and the video
is very well made...
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created a library of component parts for use
when I'm restoring valve radios... I find it helps me greatly in the
documentation process.
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On Saturday, 8 March 2014 16:42:43 UTC, Grahame Marsh wrote:
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Enjoy
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Just got another one of these (my other one is out-gassed).
Wondering what to do with it. Its in mint condition and I don't want to do
the normal boring stuff - looking for left-field ideas...
Anyone done anything with one of these, or its smaller brother, the
NEO-5000?
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Being fair, I knew the other tube was faulty when i got it.
Maybe one day Dalibor will offer a re-gassing service :)
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- HDMI v1.4
- LVDS
- analogue headphone/microphone
- camera interface
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DD-700 702 datasheets here: http://www.decodesystems.com/dd-700.html
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I know about this - Dave's email contact list is compromised - its an old
scam - just ignore it - we got a copy on the list and I've deleted that.
Just pretend it didn't happen. He probably knows about the issue and
hopefully is dealing with it.
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are available and they use pretty standard parts - bearing in
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After a bit of work (new GPS sub-system, new firmware, various component
changes, a bit of drilling glue and a couple of hours), my mothballed
NixiSat lives again!
Huge thanks to Jeff for all his help - its a lovely clock that needs to be
seen loved!
Nick
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resistors were changed to a slightly lower value, the current
limit on the HV SMPS was upped by 30%, the PIC was replaced with one with
new firmware, plus a few other minor electronic cosmetic changes etc.
It now locks in under 30 seconds and is as stable as a rock.
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Pictures, pleaseThanks for the info Nick.
There's not a lot to picture, to be honest - the old Oncore unit was under
the PCB - the only visible external changes are the BNC on the back being
replaced by a PS2 female
/2_port
The Haicom HA-204III manual refers to the interface as both a PS/2 and a 6
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the major components inside these controllers are
unobtainium. Grrr!
I thought that ALMA was going to be built in the Atacama... you off in
Chile then?
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On Tuesday, 18 February 2014 17:21:47 UTC, jrehwin wrote:
...but it's a peeve of mine. I notice that Haicom also refers to a DE-9
connector as a DB-9.
I know what you mean - I hate people referring to kettle leads when
everyone knows that they are really IEC 60320 C13s or C14s... :)
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I'm a huge fan of the Agilent 34401A - now superceded but still the best
selling bench DMM ever. The replacement 34461A new is less than a new 344301A
but the older one is often available on auction sites.
Probably overkill but undoubtedly the best there is :)
Cheers
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On Friday, 14
Hi Paul,
Welcome!
Very nice clocks - I like the sawn-down chassis that will wall mount - neat.
There's a good smattering of nixie types in the UK - fairly evenly
distributed from the Far North to the Far Warmer South!
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The HTML5 template on your site seems to be giving my browser (Chrome) a
bit of grief - very slow to apply some of the CSS...
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These can be released but its a pain. In the past, I've unbolted them and
then slid the locking part sideways to disengage the teeth...
...not that you should hopefully have to do that often !
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outside the
actual situation between the two parties, both sides have more than a bit
to do on the PR front.
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On Friday, 7 February 2014 03:23:14 UTC, celephicus wrote:
I sent some trigger tubes to the NMOC via my sister in law who lives
nearby, and the c***s at Bletchley made her pay
Fantastic... boat anchors!
What on Earth would you do with them? They're missing all the external
sensors etc.
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://frank.pocnet.net/sheets/142/y/Y1938.pdf
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On Sunday, 2 February 2014 08:53:37 UTC, TouMu wrote:
Hi !
I got a tube this days.
Beautiful blue and green color.
I have not taken a photo.
Does someone have some of them?
I like them very much.
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environment (still inverted).
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Y1938 showing internal detail after new test dipping in mauve FEV. Note
that the apparent darkening of the mauve at the top of the tube is an
optical illusion - the coating is very even and clear all over.
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Doesn't oxygen (O2+) have a couple of green emission lines around 500nm?
Possible?
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Someone in India has reprinted this for GBP 20 plus postage etc.
Might be of interest to those that want a hard copy - cannot vouch for
quality though...
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B: Alphanumeric Displays. Weston, George Frederick and Bittleston, R. 1982.
(UK) Granada Technical Books Ltd. (US) McGraw-Hill. TK7882.I6W47,
621.3819'532, LoC# 82-22846, ISBN 0-07-069468-0.
Chapters: 1) Presentation of Visual Information. 2) Display Requirements.
3) Addressing Techniques. 4)
, some folk like to have hard-copy (as I mentioned in the original
post), so this is a cheap(ish) source - original copies are now a) rare,
and b) expensive (typically $60 and more each).
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10/10 - Mad as a box of frogs.
I want one.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aYYE3F4zM0
this is a friend of mine(living at the edge where there are no last
names) ,when he started this he knew very little about stepper switches
I bet your patients love that...
What's that then, doctor?
The last patient who argued with me...
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on so you didn't melt into and then freeze into the road -
my brother's car had the oil freeze in the transmission as he was driving...
I really liked living there - no, really, I did - it was fantastic...
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Just wondering - drop me a PM if you'd be prepared to let me ask a few
questions - particularly interested on OTAP and whether you've used any
type of RTOS on them etc,
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it. I'm going to
attach a bunch of lights and possibly a buzzer still looking for a
manual, though I will probably just reverse engineer it...
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they were ordinary visible spectrum - they are not connected via the Morse
keys though (even optionally), unlike all the other lights...
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Nice idea - thanks for doing that Tim...
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On Friday, 27 December 2013 14:38:34 UTC, TLaing wrote:
I just got this note from Jorge
Tim:
The tubes arrived safely, Thanks for the excellent packaging. During the
Xmas vacation I am doing the layout of a board for the tubes and the RGB
fun
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Go for it!
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On Wednesday, 11 December 2013 12:38:52 UTC, Jan Rychter wrote:
If you don't specifically need 802.15.4 for compatibility reasons and if
you aren't extremely size-constrained, you might find that it is much
cheaper to go with an MSP430 and a nRF24L01+ module. This is what I'm doing
in a
favourites - its in the kitchen by the
phones - causes lots of interest
Too many ideas. Too little time!
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