how many real/active users there are...
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collect hand-made
watches by a well-known long-established Swiss maker (probably not the
one you may be thinking of though). There are people there who are
very well off indeed and will buy anything associated with their
favourite fabricators, marketing info included.
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That would be Paxolin SRBP - Synthetic Resin Bonded Paper. A very
very distinctive smell when it was hot/burning...
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600-1.7) digital supplies -
http://www.tti.co.uk/products-resale/xantrex/xantrex-xkw.html
The idea was to use them for general development.
They scare the bits out of me... Very good for reforming large HV caps
though...
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Me neither.
Nor me - got my own one already.
I have a load of German tube handbooks that I'll be getting rid of
soon, though...
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in the laptop bag along with the USB logic
analyser ;-)
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On Jan 17, 7:07 pm, David Forbes dfor...@dakotacom.net wrote:
On 1/17/11 10:29 AM, Nick wrote:
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I'm going out on a limb here and guessing that the user interface
implementation will render it useless. Just because, when
but no scope for them.
Main Tek scopes are now a 2024, 2430A and 2465A. Love them.
Your restorations look more like complete rebuilds. Very smart
indeed...
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changes.
The schematic is here:
http://code.google.com/p/dsonano/downloads/detail?name=DS0201%20V2.3%20Scheme.pdfcan=2q=
Note that input A/D is still done by the uP.
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Laser cutting plastics can leave a faintly serrated edge that can be
flame-polished or lightly sanded. Thin veneer can be cut but does
leave a carbonised edge.
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real way of cutting really neat big holes in blocks of wood - gives
really clean edges and a flat bottom...
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Indeed, its a pain. However, I'm open to ideas on this and welcome the
dialogue...
Google docs is one option, but we'd like other alternatives...
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if anyone had an email for them, I could try that! PCE INDUSTRY, INC.
458 E. LAMBERT ROAD
FULLERTON
CA
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On Feb 1, 6:51 pm, Jon dekat...@nomotron.com wrote:
On Feb 1, 9:58 am, Nick n...@desmith.net wrote:
The pair link is broken - I don;t want to just look up a patent -
that's easy - its the STATUS of a patent application that interests
me.
Nick,
Can you clarify what you mean by status
I'm closing this thread as it'll just lead to complaints.
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Found one of these in the loft. Its a counter with a 5-pin DIN
connector at the back.
Anyone know anything about this?
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Ahhh. Sussed it. Its a small 4-digit event counter with internal
external reset level control - 10mV - 5V input. Only seems to count
events up to 4kHz.
Beautifully made - typically Swiss!
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the B7971).
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Enough on this - this is a private matter between two people - resolve
it off-line, not here.
This thread is being locked.
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replacement parts.
I've used Jan many times in the past - top bloke.
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On Mar 2, 8:35 am, Quixotic Nixotic nixot...@blueyonder.co.uk wrote:
I have also taken all the gunk out of the old
cans - it stinks something rotten...
...and it also may (probably) contain PCBs... treat it with great
respect...
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On Mar 2, 4:37 pm, Tidak Ada offl...@zeelandnet.nl wrote:
Electrolytic capacitors don't contain PCB's. It are the paper/oil capacitors
that where filled with clorated oils, untill they got almost all forbidden.
Good point - however, as a matter of principle, I am cautious of the
contents of
,
but this is not always the case.
So, relax a bit, aim for about 2mA or a bit less, and stick with that.
Note the decimal point is max rated at 0.3mA
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I spent years working for a hedge fund - we did exactly the same.
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for a
quality tube - obviously he doesn't Hg-dope his tubes (not necessary
for him) but for any long-life discharge tube, some sort of anti-
sputtering is necessary.
Great work!
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On 3/10/11 11:40 PM, Nick wrote:
I'm not sure what the problem is here - it looks like a completely
standard financial services management company.
I spent years working for a hedge fund - we did exactly the same.
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On Mar 11, 9:38 pm, Terry S tschw10...@aol.com wrote:
For a Heathkit nixie tube multimeter model IM-102.
I've sent it to you in a PM
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http://www.decodesystems.com/neale.html
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regulation, its efficiency etc.
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customers are in the USA !
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Please keeps threads with the original subject line. If you must
change the subject, start a new thread.
Ta!
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On Apr 9, 7:30 am, lai...@wcoil.com wrote:
I can tell you where there would be a fairly big market for high
efficiency high voltage power supplies (IF THEY CAN BE PROPERLY SHIELDED
FOR RF LEAKAGE) that is B power supplies
There are many folk who use a derivative of the MAX 1771 design on
was made that connects that too...
I've never seen one of these, but I was hoping that someone out there
might have a spare to sell/swap...
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It seems the final anode is connected by a spring steel tag connected
to an insulating stand-off.
I'll make some on the laser cutter...
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Looks like a pretty standard VFD (blue/green).. Simple to drive, low
voltage, needs heater bias.
Loads of generic info out there on these - you should be able to
identify the heater with a multimeter.
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Well, membership is slowly creeping up, and we can presume that most
are still active (as they are within the last year).
We are very open to ideas about how to improve the group, especially
on the file storage front - preferably within the current framework.
Comments welcome!
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first 7971s, before the bulk supplies became
available.
I'm sure someone here said in the past they had a whole frame of
these, just like the photo:
http://www.ineedcaffeine.com/content/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/lectrascan-front.jpg
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What I found more interesting was the bidding pattern for that unit.
The bidder with a 31 feedback rating, who bid 18 times was also
bidding exclusively on hikerjims
They are still there in the Yahoo! group files section: Files Power
Supply Designs Switch Mode NE555
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there prepared to pay that sort of money?
Hmmm.
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On Jun 17, 5:02 am, MichaelB mbari...@dslextreme.com wrote:
HI Nick, These little bulbs are real stinkers and quite different from
the very reliable and stable NE2. They have a habit of looking
perfectly fine and then, all of a sudden, the illuminated center will
shift off axis
when he died.
Allegedly he wasn't wearing a seat belt and was driving one handed
when he crashed on a corner and hit a tree - he may have suffered a
heart attack first.
Great loss.
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really didn't want the hassle of wrapping them individually and
shipping them properly. Several of us tried to reason with him, but to
no avail.
Ah. Well. Its done now...
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their subject changed mid-
stream.
Thanks
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cannot be reformed.
Many were not sealed well and as they were operating is a hostile-ish
environment (near tubes and other sources of heat), they often dry
completely.
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- many thanks for that.
Love your work, by the way - absolutely beautiful.
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Cameraphone, bluetooth, let people take photos and send them to your
coat.
Could be fun. Or illegal. Or both. Depends what they photograph...
possibilities are endless...
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On Jul 14, 5:44 pm, Nick n...@desmith.net wrote:
I bought a cheapy light tent on eBay - a 40cm PhotoSEL as
inhttp://cgi.ebay.co.uk/170626510059
Came with 2 daylight floods. Does a nice job.
Here's a photo of one of John S's clocks:
http://www.desmith.net/NMdS/Nixies/P1020086.JPG
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rubbish at.
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On Jul 17, 6:37 pm, Mimewar mime...@gmail.com wrote:
Does anyone here, know of a good I have an oscilloscope, but don't
have a clue how to use it guide? I have had it for over a year, and
now that I'm getting into more programming, analog
://www.ladyada.net/portfolio/2003/index.html .
Anyone know of an earlier one?
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tend to comment a
lot in my code, especially when using novel approaches). You might
want to display the following in a fixed width font so that the tables
line up.
The code is simple and concise, the concept slightly less so.
// File : .c
// Author : Nick de Smith
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// Revision
#highcurrent
HTH
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has moved on, maybe not in a way to
everyone's tastes, but its most certainly moved on. You want to stick
in the dark ages. Do so.
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On Jul 19, 12:06 am, Adam Jacobs a...@jacobs.us wrote:
On 7/18/2011 3:27 PM, Nick wrote:
I've used VS extensively since its first release, I've hacked vim, vi,
sed, TPU, EDT, brief, teco, emacs and probably a 100 other editors
TECO hackers right there on the bench with me!
And the meanest
On Jul 19, 1:23 pm, JohnK yend...@internode.on.net wrote:
There may be more than a few out there who don't get the
'joke'.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_7C0QGkiVo
Grief! I haven't heard that for 30 years. Great man.
Littering. They all moved away.
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Hi,
(2) Sprinkle capacitors across power and ground all over your circuit.
Preferably as close to the power and ground pins of each chip as
possible. Usually they're 0.1uf (100nf) ceramic capacitors. Some
, but you'll spend years getting it to work.
It's just not worth the trouble.
In the past, I've used systems where I've synched the time/date when
the PWM is not in use, e.g. at night when the display is off so no HV
required, and used a TXCO during the day. Its a good compromise.
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On Aug 7, 8:09 pm, Adam Jacobs a...@jacobs.us wrote:
Nick: That's neat, I didn't know you worked at a radio telescope. Pretty
cool.
Not me - that's David. I used to work at an extremely boring hedge
fund!
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are generally not good at
handling these incursions, so the addition of a small diode between
the gate and ground (cathode to the gate) will protect the uP port -
this is not the same as the ESD protection most (not all) uP ports
have.
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On Aug 8, 8:09 am, jb-electronics webmas...@jb-electronics.de wrote:
Nick,
Due to internal capacitances inherent in all transistor types,
negative going pulses will be induced [...]
Do you really mean capacitance and not inductance? I do not see how
capacitors would induce and kind
On Aug 8, 8:47 pm, jb-electronics webmas...@jb-electronics.de wrote:
Nick wrote: Cooo Madman Muntz mentioned in two threads on the same
day! His name liveth evermore...
Reading Mike's post, though, I got the impression that Muntzing
circuits is something that is to be avoided. Reading
-sniffer-p-612.h...
What does the team think about either product?
On Tue, Aug 16, 2011 at 4:42 AM, Nick n...@desmith.net wrote:
However, I had a close look at their logic analyser a while back -
very nice pretty graphics, but very slow sampling rate so it really
only useful for very low
Looks very nice - must have one!
Shipping to UK?
Thanks
Nick
On Aug 30, 7:01 pm, Jeff Thomas nixich...@gmail.com wrote:
I began a spare time project last January with Pete Hand to develop a
GPS Four Letter Word using B7971 tubes.
Jürgen Grau (of NixieTherm fame) has added his skills
Just a Hello! from the moderators to welcome the new members - we
seem to have had a (small) stampede of them over the last week or so,
so do please introduce yourselves your interests to the group...
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On Sep 3, 7:15 pm, Quixotic Nixotic nixot...@blueyonder.co.uk wrote:
Is anyone here following the development of the Raspberry Pi? Yes it's
a $25 credit card sized Unix box. I think this could really be
something quite interesting. On sale in November.
You need to
On Sep 5, 2:24 pm, fixitsan chefin...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Nick
I'm very rusty on Eagle and have downloaded the latest 5.1-something
version.
Your software has drawn a lovely looking component for me and Eagle
lets me save it as a library and also view it from the program main
etc.
Alternative search paths are maintained across releases of Eagle.
HTH
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standard libraries, not all of them
good. By copying parts to your own library, you can then check that
spacings, layers, pads etc. are all to your liking and are correct.
Nick
On Sep 6, 9:55 am, fixitsan chefin...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Nick. That has helped with me creating a new IV-17 tube
Just wondering... We've had a rash of new members recently, so rather
than just lurk in the shadows, why don't you all say a bit about
yourselves your interests to the group...
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On Sep 22, 6:16 pm, Dieter Waechter i...@nocrotec.com wrote:
Hi Gang,
Can anyone help me with the following tube base information:
1970-0058 - Is this the same as a BR13404 panaplex as used in the HP 5360? It
has an NSN number = 5960-00-566-5963
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It might be interesting to see just how cheaply a 4-digit clock can be
built, rather than the rather expensive stuff the most of us churn
out... !
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On Sep 28, 4:40
http://www.ebay.com/itm/200652238626#ht_2520wt_964
IN-17 - nice very small end view tube with wire connections (no
expensive socket or pins). Also has a real 5 rather than inverted
2 (unlike IN-14)
Nice tube too...
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On Sep 29, 6:20 pm, mike logan...@gmail.com wrote:
Adam
I've got
These are nice - I have some in the same housing and the price is good
- note the shipping costs and delivery estimate.
Big plus is that you also get a very usable frame for your clock
gratis.
Nick
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there cool a little small how about
Kinda fun - http://hackaday.com/2011/10/06/vetinari-clock-will-drive-you-insane/
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On Oct 11, 4:18 pm, Nick n...@desmith.net wrote:
Kinda fun
-http://hackaday.com/2011/10/06/vetinari-clock-will-drive-you-insane/
Actually, easily done with a nixie clock - could even go backwards a
bit once in a while, so long as overall its accurate-ish.
For those that don't know, the idea
I'm trying to get good, consistent, photographs of a VFD display
(single tube) and have having trouble with getting the colours right
decent detail - this is when the tube is lit (all segments).
Anyone done this with good success and care to share settings/
technique etc.?
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the beaker as is used on the tubes and the coating is very thin !).
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wrote:
On 26 Oct 2011, at 09:14, Nick wrote:
I
- subsequently I've got the rim of the
stain much more even.
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the actual colour and given me the RGB (or
whatever), at which point I'd be sorted!
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On Oct 27, 3:50 pm, John Rehwinkel jreh...@mac.com wrote:
but you
still get reflections even with very diffuse light - the glass/FEV is
just so shiny.
For curved glass surfaces, light boxes don't really help as they spread out
the light source, so I tend to go for small light sources and
process to that used for neon signs...
I have a few potentially extremely nice tubes that have out-gassed
(nipple broken etc) and I'm looking at restoring these...
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On Oct 29, 9:58 am, Jens Boos webmas...@jb-electronics.de wrote:
Hi folks,
I was wondering, what exact gas mixture is used
Weston (section 9.4.2, page 333/334) recommends 99% Ne, 1% Ar @ 30 -
40 Torr (about 4000 Pascals) for numerical tubes.
Nick
On Oct 29, 2:49 pm, John Rehwinkel jreh...@mac.com wrote:
Yup, 2% Ar will work just fine. Striking voltage may be a little higher,
maintaining voltage should be about
Don't forget the hint of Hg if you want the tube to have a decent
life.
On Oct 29, 7:50 pm, jb-electronics webmas...@jb-electronics.de
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Thanks!
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know some folk have scanned that), and Dance Electronic
Counting Circuits has useful information too,
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On Oct 30, 4:02 am, John Rehwinkel jreh...@mac.com wrote:
Have the cathodes laser-cut - far easier.
If you don't happen to have your own Nd:YAG laser, and you want to make
cathodes
simple to do this with discrete components - avoid uPs - they may
well object to the huge current pulses flying around and are a
completely unnecessary complication.
HTH
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to do this with discrete components - avoid uPs - they may
well object to the huge current pulses flying around and are a
completely unnecessary complication.
eBay 380381237513 looks like a suitable SSR at a fair price.
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On Oct 31, 6:05 am, jb-electronics webmas...@jb-electronics.de
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Hello Nick,
Thanks for the insight, but the filtering does not sound trivial to me.
As it appears, MOT spot welders can also be made without any
electronics:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VG1xVNpm7k8
How much current
What makes you happy then :-)
Its not ideal, I know - the lack of a files section for a start, but
at least its here! We'd really appreciate ideas for improvement...
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My BIGGEST gripe is the lack of a files section for photos etc.
Still awaiting ideas on that one...
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A file dump would be useful - we're open to suggestions. 1Gb should be
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Jeff - I presume the D1862 are 2SD1862s - what are the characteristics
of the transformer on the HT side? Does the HT need to be regulated?
(you could take feedback from the cathode of D5)
Nice circuit anyway!
Nick
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