> As of this moment I am not using any sort of filtration Just a simple
> Current sink driver as the first scenario described here
> http://www.die-wuestens.de/iz/IN9-2.pdf
> Any help in designing or implementing someone elses design would be much
> appriciatied.
That's a valid design, but it
Maybe you have the polarity backwards? Switch the positive and negative
leads.
I've seen this before, but I cannot remember the solution.
Michael-
On 03/07/2013 01:09 PM, hansi wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am new to this group. and i rely like the polite and kind conversations.
>
> I bought some Burroughs
Hi John,
Can you mail me as schema and eventual obligatory information ?
Want to build one for a grandchild.
eric
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About 3 years ago, I have 6, however 2 are dark smoked glass. Would really
like to exchange these for clears. Maybe someday I'll build a clock with
these if I can't 2 more clears
On Thursday, March 7, 2013 8:56:06 AM UTC-8, kay486 wrote:
>
> Whoah, you say that the F9020AA show up from time to t
Nick, email me if you would consider parting with some of them! I REALLY
want to build a clock using these bad-boys.
On Thursday, March 7, 2013 5:47:13 AM UTC-8, Nick wrote:
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> I have a few - both NL-7094 & B7094, some NIB.
>
> They are indeed rare - I haven't seen any in the last few years, but
Well, i think that somebody here should have the means to refill it pretty
soon (even with mercury)! Re-pinch the leads and you should be good to go.
I think it would be worth it with tube like this!
I wonder, do you know where these tubes were originaly used?
On Thursday, 7 March 2013 20:03:40
I have a F9020AA. Unfortunately, its a dud. No Gas. :o(
On Thursday, March 7, 2013 8:56:06 AM UTC-8, kay486 wrote:
>
> Whoah, you say that the F9020AA show up from time to time? I havent seen
> any availible yet. Do you know when they sold and what was the pirce?
>
>
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> Well, it's never too late to become a radio amateur! With the removal of the
> morse code requirement for all license classes, it's really just a practical
> engineering written test. A fairly simple one at that.
Yeah, I got licensed in 1999, when there was still a vestigial Morse code
requir
Whoah, you say that the F9020AA show up from time to time? I havent seen
any availible yet. Do you know when they sold and what was the pirce?
On Thursday, 7 March 2013 03:57:14 UTC, MichaelB wrote:
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> OK, so this hobby has been an obsession of mine for about 8 years now (no
> where near as lon
Well, it's never too late to become a radio amateur! With the removal of
the morse code requirement for all license classes, it's really just a
practical engineering written test. A fairly simple one at that. Really,
it is a little sad to say that a ham radio license doesn't imply the
same leve
I have 2, NIB.
The thing is, although I'm heavily into tube audio, I have never been into
high power RF - I have built a few low-power AM & FM xmtrs, but I'm not a
radio amateur.
There are some that have built audio PAs with these tubes - I just like the
look of them !
Nick
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That is one cool power tetrode you've got there, Nick. The datasheet
alone would make me want to build a linear amplifier around it if I had
one. 500w CW at up to 60mhz and 335w to 175mhz? I have no idea how
difficult it is to tame the self-oscillations at the higher frequencies
on that tube, b
...bit more on this - many years ago I went a bit mad and bought a large
quantity of tubes, many in big batches where there might have been a tube
or two of interest.
I bought one batch simply because I saw "NIB 7094s" mentioned in the list -
turned out they weren't quite what I expected - they
I have a few - both NL-7094 & B7094, some NIB.
They are indeed rare - I haven't seen any in the last few years, but there
again, I'm not buying any more nixies so not looking...
Bought mine probably 10 years or more ago. If anyone needs photos, let me
know...
Nick
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