On Mar 1, 8:00 pm, Cobra007 wrote:
> The other ones were NOS if I am not mistaken, but I think these ones
> are used. He said they are not soldered but that is probably because
> they sit in a socket :-).
Despite what is listed by sellers, I have never seen a truly NOS
B7971. As they are run, the
Wow, yes that will hurt a bit
The other ones were NOS if I am not mistaken, but I think these ones
are used. He said they are not soldered but that is probably because
they sit in a socket :-).
Michel
On Mar 2, 11:48 am, Nicholas Stock wrote:
> http://www.ebay.com/itm/260964813563?ssPageNa
http://www.ebay.com/itm/260964813563?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649#ht_500wt_1182
Ouch.
I pity the person who bought 2 of them for 600 bucks not that long
agosome people don't seem to do their research on eBay...
Cheers,
Nick
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Bob,
Thanks for the details.
>
> Someone asked can Linux reliably capture 1ms events ? Answer: Yes,
> but; You would have to write a kernel module to reliably collect the
> data at that rate. You could get finer granularity, but you'd need to
> muck with the scheduler. Not bunny hill stuff.
>
Do
I think this tube was mentioned once before on the list, and I wanted to
share the one I got for $7. (I still wonder how I got it for that little.)
The tube seems to be in perfect condition except for a small ding on the
top left, and a little metal disc rolling around in the fill nipple. I
tes
I will be building 2 clocks in the near future, and putting board
space together and all, the HV5522 are better for me. They are the
same chip as the HV5530, and a little cheaper. From what I understand
from the datasheet, I can give them ~12v and 5v logic and they should
work fine. This seems to b
Of course, I meant of course, not of curse :D
On Mar 1, 8:02 pm, marcin wrote:
> Nick has already bought the item for me. Thanks Everybody for your
> interest and of curse special thanks to Nick!
> Marcin
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Nick has already bought the item for me. Thanks Everybody for your
interest and of curse special thanks to Nick!
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I could help as well, but Nick probably has a better deal for you (since he
is more familiar with the process).
Michail
In a message dated 3/1/2012 1:35:26 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
marcin.r.adam...@gmail.com writes:
I will cover all additional expenses.
Please help,
Marcin
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On 1 Mar 2012, at 13:44, coggs wrote:
To me, the RasPI just the latest embedded Linux board, but this time
at an incredible price. It is running the latest Arm Cortex SOC with
the SDRAM sandwiched in the same package, but even that isn't unique.
It does have HDMI out which is fairly distinctive,
Me is said that the Russian K155XXx series has an aberrant (metric) pitch of
2,5mm instead of 0.1" (2,54mm) You have to consider that in your lay-out.
Btw., I have here a condensed pdf of the K155XXx series datasheets (not as
extended as Western ones).
eric
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The 74141 or K155ID1 will both work fine for cathode side blanking,
provided that your HV supply is a normal value (180vdc). If you are
using something very high, like 250v, then you're going to start running
into the problem that the 74141/K155ID1 are not able to extinguish the
nixie. FYI, the
On 3/1/12 7:52 AM, Ron Schuster wrote:
Could you clarify something for me? Are you saying is that a 74141
should not be used for cathode-side blanking? What about the Russian
K155ID1, which I assume has similar specs to the 74141?
The 74141 is not designed for blanking. The Russian chip is s
Could you clarify something for me? Are you saying is that a 74141
should not be used for cathode-side blanking? What about the Russian
K155ID1, which I assume has similar specs to the 74141?
On Feb 28, 7:24 pm, David Forbes wrote:
> On 2/28/12 4:48 PM, Deviantgeek wrote:
>
> > I was looking at
Marcin, I do this all the time for my father who lives in Italy ( notorious
mail black hole...). Contact me off list and I'll be glad to help you out...
Cheers,
Nick
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On Mar 1, 2012, at 1:35, marcin wrote:
> Hi Guys,
> sorry for an off topic post. I am looking for somebody
To me, the RasPI just the latest embedded Linux board, but this time
at an incredible price. It is running the latest Arm Cortex SOC with
the SDRAM sandwiched in the same package, but even that isn't unique.
It does have HDMI out which is fairly distinctive, but there are
others (http://www.geek.co
To me, the RasPI just the latest embedded Linux board, but this time
at an incredible price. It is running the latest Arm Cortex SOC with
the SDRAM sandwiched in the same package, but even that isn't unique.
It does have HDMI out which is fairly distinctive, but there are
others (http://www.geek.co
OK, I promise any form of herring or licorice in return. ;)
On 1 Mar, 12:14, "Tidak Ada" wrote:
> Yamie. herring marmelade (should they ever have tried to invent
> sugar transistors). Oh, sweet Scandinavia !!!
>
> eric
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> From: neonixie-l@googlegroups.com [mailto:neonixie-l@go
Yamie. herring marmelade (should they ever have tried to invent
sugar transistors). Oh, sweet Scandinavia !!!
eric
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On Thursday, March 1, 2012 10:18:00 AM UTC, marcin wrote:
>
> Here in Norway you can buy only fishing rods.
That's simply not true. I bought some wonderful jars of pickled herrings in
Oslo. And a dazzle-camouflage-patterned pullover...
Nick
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Yes, I did. They just don't. Of course I am aware of high shipping
charges. Most of my stuff comes from the US. Here in Norway you can
buy only fishing rods.
Marcin
On 1 Mar, 11:11, "Tidak Ada" wrote:
> Did you ask the seller he is willing to ship abroad ? "Shipping only to US
> continental" is a
Did you ask the seller he is willing to ship abroad ? "Shipping only to US
continental" is a standard eBay setting...
However, expect a high shipment rate, because of insurance and tracked
shipment.
eric
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From: neonixie-l@googlegroups.com [mailto:neonixie-l@googlegroups.
Hi Guys,
sorry for an off topic post. I am looking for somebody who would help
me with a purchase from US ebay. Seller ships only to the US. The item
in question is a set of porcelain candelabra small edison sockets. I
have been chasing those for months now. Whenever they popup they are
US-only ite
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