Re: Chopper wanted (the electromechanical kind)
-------- Original-Nachricht -------- Datum: Fri, 29 Dec 2006 22:03:55 -0500 Von: Christian Weagle <cweagle@...> An: "faustian.spirit" <faustian.spirit@...> Betreff: Re: Chopper wanted (the
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Andrew Steven Dixon <faustian.spirit@...>
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Re: Replacement to DS1230AB Lithium backed NVRAM
This is very interesting and a great news, thanks for sharing! Didier KO4BB Victor Silva wrote:
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Didier Juges <didier@...>
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Re: Replacement to DS1230AB Lithium backed NVRAM
Those little Dallas chips were a godsend when they came out. All you had to do to give a computer with a x8 CMOS ram some nonvolatile memory was stick one in. No worries! The problems with EEPROM's CS
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Chuck Harris <cfharris@...>
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7D15 COUNTER TIMER , FAULTY U688
Bought 3 7000 plugins recently ex epay all faulty as advertised, for around $30 the lot Last to fix was the 7D15, no FREQ indication. (S/N B147103) Had been worked on before with 'X''s scratched onto
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hpxref
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Re: Replacement to DS1230AB Lithium backed NVRAM
Great to hear. Cast out those batteries! Something with a 10 year life doesn't belong in a Tek scope. Tektronix made a mistake in my opinion using these Dallas Lithium NVRAMs. I've designed equipment
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victor.silva
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Re: Replacement to DS1230AB Lithium backed NVRAM
Thank you for brightening my day! md
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Michael Dunn
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Re: Bringing up a 555
<w7ni@...> wrote: but I would Probably will soon... Visual inspection shows nothing suspicious at least... I could put the L and CA in, but now I feel obliged to at least try to recalibrate or fix the
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faustian.spirit <faustian.spirit@...>
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Re: Replacement to DS1230AB Lithium backed NVRAM
I have installed a RAMTRON FRAM FM1608-120-PG device in a 2465B (socketed in case it didn't work). So far it works beautifully. I had to perform all CAL procedures since the device was blank. I
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victor.silva
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Re: Chopper wanted (the electromechanical kind)
There are ppl that devolops video camera adapters, where you can mount a normal 35mm system camera lens to a videocamera, and get the focus depth used in filmmaking (background softed, impossible with
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Lars Ahlstr?m <lea56@...>
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Re: Bringing up a 555
Hi Andy, Others may call me careless in my approach to firing up an old 555, but I would just plug it in and turn it on. It is pretty well fused and I would not expect any to blow anyway. You can not
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Stan and Patricia Griffiths <w7ni@...>
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Re: Bringing up a 555
wrote: You mean, the heater transformer in the 555 case feeds back to... reading the PSU/Scope interface schematics already cost me a pack of paracetamol... guess I'll need another pack... and an A3
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faustian.spirit <faustian.spirit@...>
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WANTED: 492 Front Cover
First, does there exist a front cover for the 492 Spectrum Analyzer, and, if it does, where can I get one ? Thanks, Dick, W1KSZ ps: santa came early !!
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Richard W. Solomon <w1ksz@...>
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Re: Bringing up a 555
Hi Andy, I will try to help you with some of your questions: be unexpected effects (underload)? You will have an unexpected effect - it won't work. The AC for the power supply, as well as its filament
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Larry Christopher
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Chopper wanted (the electromechanical kind)
Hi all, There used to be such a thing as an electromechanical chopper (AKA vibrator), kind of like a relay tuned to operate at many 100's of Hz, or faster. Airpax was a popular manufacturer. Tek used
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J Forster <jfor@...>
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Tek 50 ohm cable type
Hello all. Does anyone in the group know the type of coax Tek used for part number 012-0649-00? Thanks, Joe
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trigview
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Chopper wanted (the electromechanical kind)
Hi all, There used to be such a thing as an electromechanical chopper (AKA vibrator), kind of like a relay tuned to operate at many 100's of Hz, or faster. Airpax was a popular manufacturer. Tek used
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tertiary_42
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Invitation for another exchange of questionably useful information.
The interesting thread about phase shift reminds me of a rule of thumb I have been using for years. 'ELI the ICE man'. Voltage (E) is before Current (I) in an inductor (L). Current is before Voltage
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Reed Dickinson
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Bringing up a 555
Hi all, recently got my hands on a 555 System in unknown working condition (probably been stored 10+ years). Can anybody here give me good hints from experience on bringing this up without risking
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faustian.spirit <faustian.spirit@...>
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Correct Re: SV: SV: Invitation for another exchange of questionably useful information.
I'm lost with you going down too deep into details, right hand and left hand rule.... Back from school times I just simple memorized (sometimes it's helping to memorize!) - phase shift between AC
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Greg_A <greg.a@...>
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Re: Invitation for another exchange of questionably useful information.
I'm lost with you going down too deep into details, right hand and left hand rule.... Back from school times I just simple memorized (sometimes it's helping to memorize!) - phase shift between AC
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Greg_A <greg.a@...>
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