*Its been a long time since I built the wonderful Jeff Thomas WWVB Radio
Controlled Nixie Clock. I was never able to get the modified Quartex module
to get a reliable receiver lock to keep the time accurately and I
reluctantly retired the clock over 5 years ago. Recently however, I was
Hi,
I did just that, not for tube life but because I live off the grid and need
every watt I can make. I used an IR sensor from Parallax and interfaced it to
an MCU. Nice thing for me is the clock is MCU driven, so all I had to do is add
a little code. It's nice to do it with a MCU because you
How do you make your watts, Jonathan? Just curious.
Bill
On Sun, Jan 23, 2011 at 12:17 PM, Jonathan Peakall
jpeak...@madlabs.info wrote:
Hi,
I did just that, not for tube life but because I live off the grid and need
every watt I can make. I used an IR sensor from Parallax and interfaced
