Re: [time-nuts] What's the latest correct PICTIC II Mouser project?

Hi As far as I know all the parts are correct except the 74175. It is the soic version. Bob On Aug 6, 2010, at 7:16 PM, Steve Rooke wrote: > Bob, > > Thanks for that, this Mouser project has all available parts. Do you > know if the pots, trimmers, etc. are ones as suggested for the correc

[time-nuts] HP 5335A Option 40 and WANTED

Greetings, Thanks to all that responded regarding the Option 40. I guess that now I will have to look for a GBIB card and cable. So many projects, so little time. I could use a display cover for the digital display on the 5335A if anyone has a parts unit with one available. Gordon GPBATEY a

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Hi All, Thanks very much. I'm printing it out as we speak. It looks like a great scanning job. Thanks, -John = > > Fellow "nuts" > > I just placed the ops manual for the tracor 527E on > the www.to-way.com Web site. It is under the Time-Nuts Info tab. > > Thanks to Luciano P. S. Par

Re: [time-nuts] What's the latest correct PICTIC II Mouser project?

Bob, Thanks for that, this Mouser project has all available parts. Do you know if the pots, trimmers, etc. are ones as suggested for the correct orientation, pin spacing, etc. as i believe there was some discussion regarding this in among the many postings on this topic? Steve On 07/08/2010, Bob

[time-nuts] (no subject)

Fellow "nuts" I just placed the ops manual for the tracor 527E on the www.to-way.com Web site. It is under the Time-Nuts Info tab. Thanks to Luciano P. S. Paramithiotti Had K7MLR A fine is a tax for doing wrong. A tax is a fine for doing well. Peter Cooper, of Fermi Lab, says, "Ever

[time-nuts] LCD monitor for TBolt

Bob Mokia at fluke.l (www.no1electric.com still has some of the TBolt LCD monitors (but it was hard to find on his site -- try Trimble as a search term). I just got one, and it runs from a +12V wall-wart just fine. Works great. Best, Dick Moore ___ tim

Re: [time-nuts] Remove Pictic boards from envelopes

The boards were PB free so the finish is a flat silver . My thinking is the envelopes are acidic and any moisture would cause a reaction. The boards were shipped to me vacuum sealed in plastic 25 boards per pack. They were not brown or discolored when I put them in the envelopes so what ever cau

Re: [time-nuts] Remove Pictic boards from envelopes

In a message dated 06/08/2010 16:15:40 GMT Daylight Time, ed_pal...@sasktel.net writes: You mean they are tinned? I received my two boards a couple of days ago. I thought that they missed the tinning solution. There's just an occasional splash of bright tin here and there, particularly

Re: [time-nuts] Remove Pictic boards from envelopes

You mean they are tinned? I received my two boards a couple of days ago. I thought that they missed the tinning solution. There's just an occasional splash of bright tin here and there, particularly on the back. The rest looks like oxidized copper. I haven't tried to solder them yet. Hope

[time-nuts] Remove Pictic boards from envelopes

Please remove Pictic boards from envelopes when you receive them. Received a report that the tinning on the bottom of the board was discolored perhaps due to some contamination in the envelope. Will wrap boards in plastic wrap in the future. Stanley Let me see first it was : Melamine in pet f

Re: [time-nuts] What's the latest correct PICTIC II Mouser project?

Hi I believe the project at: http://www.mouser.com/ProjectManager/ProjectDetail.aspx?AccessID=8736DCEE10 is up to date in (no un-orderable parts). Bob -Original Message- From: time-nuts-boun...@febo.com [mailto:time-nuts-boun...@febo.com] On Behalf Of Didier Juges Sent: Friday, August

Re: [time-nuts] What's the latest correct PICTIC II Mouser project?

I have not seen an answer to that question (for people in the US) ? I am waiting for the PWB, which I believe I paid for, and I am planning to buy or make (have not looked into that yet) a PIC programmer, since it looks like I may get some mileage out of that anyhow. No rush, but there is no go