On Apr 12, 3:00 pm, David Forbes wrote:
> On 4/12/2011 2:43 PM, Nick wrote:
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> > It seems the final anode is connected by a spring steel tag connected
> > to an insulating stand-off.
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> > I'll make some on the laser cutter...
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> > Nick
>
> Aha! I thought it was a regular Compactron socket.
On 4/12/2011 2:43 PM, Nick wrote:
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...
Nick
Aha! I thought it was a regular Compactron socket.
You just need that little spring clip with the nylon standoff to
On Apr 12, 8:59 pm, "Tidak Ada" wrote:
> I habe added a drawing of the NIMO socket and base from a datasheet I have
> (pdf) to the photo directory named 'NIMO Socket'.
The full data is available from several sites, such as Jan's :
http://www.die-wuestens.de/iz/NIMO.pdf
It seems the final anode
I habe added a drawing of the NIMO socket and base from a datasheet I have
(pdf) to the photo directory named 'NIMO Socket'.
May be it is practical for understanding the connection of the acelleration
anode.
This side contact has an offsett of 18°± 3' to pin 12.
The drawing of the socket shows c
It's a dilemma.
Some years ago I found two calculators with pandicon tubes at garage
or estate sales, within a few weeks of each other. Both were in
perfect shape, both working. One was branded "Logic Data", can't
recall the other, but electrically it was a clone of the first.
I have no interest
Hi all,
some (original!) kits were sold on Ebay last year that included all of
the necessary components, sockets as well iirc. I reckon someone from
our list won at least one of them.
Jens
tAm 12.04.2011 18:33, schrieb Nick:
On Apr 12, 5:17 pm, David Forbes wrote:
I thought it was a sta
On Apr 12, 5:17 pm, David Forbes wrote:
> I thought it was a standard 12 pin Compactron socket. I have some of
> those, and they are rather common (for big tube sockets).
Nope they have a standard base but a final anode connection on the
side of the tube - a special socket was made that connects
On 4/12/11 1:53 AM, Nick wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone got a NIMO tube socket they are willing to sell/swap? (I
have the tubes)
Thanks
Nick
Nick,
I thought it was a standard 12 pin Compactron socket. I have some of
those, and they are rather common (for big tube sockets).
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David Forbes, Tucso
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
Hi,
Has anyone got a NIMO tube socket they are willing to sell/swap? (I
have the tubes)
Thanks
Nick
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