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> Excellent work and thank you for sharing! iIt's really important to get
> these documents uploaded to places like archive.org where they can be
> found through search engines and easily downloaded without logins or popups.
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Hi all,
A few days ago Audrey here at the forum published a bunch of Burroughs
documents at Archive.org and that triggered me into starting to do the
same. Right now I have only put two documents there to make a slow start to
see how it works and learn the ins and outs of Archive.org. The docum
This is a PCB typeThanksRobOn 16 Jun 2024, at 17:42, Jeff Walton wrote:You probably have a different failure mechanism than the majority of the shorts that we have been able to deal with. Depending on the type of tube it is (wire backplane vs PCB style), the failure mechanisms are potentially d
You probably have a different failure mechanism than the majority of the
shorts that we have been able to deal with. Depending on the type of tube
it is (wire backplane vs PCB style), the failure mechanisms are potentially
different. If you see no visual evidence of a short near the pins, the
My issue seems to be a bit different as it’s on segments 5 and 6, not on a
corner, on the left hand side when looking at the tube
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Some narrative and photos for fixing mechanical shorts in the 7971. I've seen
this primarily in the corners where segments at right angles have touched or
overlapped.
https://groups.google.com/g/neonixie-l/c/w4YmXnY9dgE/m/8o-AsZZyBQAJ
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