It's so beautiful!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-20395212
Cheers,
Tom
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Truly amazing! It can store 90 numbers :-) It looks like he means 90 numbers
of program memory. I would like to see some examples of what this computer
has been used for and perhaps an example program.
Great work, and effectively only 60 years ago
Michel
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On 20 Nov 2012, at 10:38, Tom Nolan wrote:
It's so beautiful!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-20395212
Cheers,
Tom
Is that the one Nicko donated tubes to and they never even said thank you?
John S
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Having said the LM9022 VFD filament/HV driver chip had gone unobtainium,
I've found it back in stock with RS Components in the UK at about the
same price that it was when I last bought them from Farnell. Anyone
experimenting with VFDs might find this an interesting chip. I use it
in my
On 20/11/2012 11:06, Quixotic Nixotic wrote:
On 20 Nov 2012, at 10:38, Tom Nolan wrote:
It's so beautiful!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-20395212
Cheers,
Tom
Is that the one Nicko donated tubes to and they never even said thank you?
John S
Yep, I donated some tubes as well - no
On Tuesday, 20 November 2012 11:06:49 UTC, Nixcited delighted wrote:
Is that the one Nicko donated tubes to and they never even said thank you?
Yup - the WITCH project.
I was a bit miffed,,, took some of my best Dekatrons...
Nick
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Having said the LM9022 VFD filament/HV driver chip had gone unobtainium, I've
found it back in stock with RS Components in the UK at about the same price
that it was when I last bought them from Farnell. Anyone experimenting with
VFDs might find this an interesting chip. I use it in my
Having said the LM9022 VFD filament/HV driver chip had gone unobtainium, I've
found it back in stock with RS Components in the UK at about the same price
that it was when I last bought them from Farnell.
Now they show no stock, but say they can despatch more on 26 November. I tried
the US
On 20/11/2012 14:34, John Rehwinkel wrote:
Having said the LM9022 VFD filament/HV driver chip had gone unobtainium, I've
found it back in stock with RS Components in the UK at about the same price
that it was when I last bought them from Farnell.
Now they show no stock, but say they can
That is what I remember hearing.
I offered them tubes on their list and a lead on the trigger tubes they
needed - got the intial discussion and then nothing. At that stage the
message was that they needed a whole complement of tubes. BUT, they must
actually have had the bulk of them already
.. with 828 total dekatrons, maybe a few replacements and spares _IS_
a whole complement of tubes.
-Adam
On 11/20/2012 7:24 AM, JohnK wrote:
That is what I remember hearing.
I offered them tubes on their list and a lead on the trigger tubes
they needed - got the intial discussion and then
Glad I did not spent my GDT120M's
eric
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Subject: Re: [neonixie-l] Harwell Computer
On Tuesday, 20 November 2012 11:06:49
Hi Grahame I too just looked a saw they were out of stock. I have a few
VFD's 'hanging around' so would be interested in 5 for myself. I was going
to offer the group to buy a load just to save on postage but I'm not
registered atm and it would be a non-business acc anyway so would be
grateful
Just happened across a NOS 5BP1 green phosphor CRT. Still in the
original military marked cardboard carton, never removed, one end of
the carton unstapled, but the CRT is still secured in the box. I no
longer have a CRT tester so can't test this beast.
Any interest?
Terry
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