This is amazing! I am still just getting into this stuff. I am working on
my first learning kits of dekatrons and nixies. Now I am all geeked to get
to one of these! Did I say, wow!?
:-D
Thank you so much! If you go work toward formal kit or even a bare-bones
PCB with a BOM and the base so
It is irritating indeed, and at the same time very funny to trick some
visitors.
I wonder if anyone has ever noticed that the clock on a windows
computer is also a bit erratic. If you click the clock next to the
system tray and watch the seconds hand while watching your watch (how
many watches is
Everybody should have a clock that does Klingon ! Nice !
On Tuesday, November 13, 2012 2:24:51 AM UTC-8, Grahame Marsh wrote:
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> Work in progress for a new scope clock. But fully working and complete
> to date with schematics, layouts, all source code (GCC-AVR) and a
> description of how it wo
Grahame another well thought out device you have there looking great
especially like the sunrise/set (and forthcoming moon phase) option.
Great to see you're still busy in the workshop (must contact you soon)
Dave
On Tuesday, 13 November 2012 10:24:51 UTC, Grahame Marsh wrote:
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> Work in progre
>
> Drilling is what really put me off home board making. These days,
>
> - John
Drilling, vias and time is what put me off. I don't find DS boards
particularly easy to do at home, sure it can be done but it is very
easy to get a 0.5mm error in your film alignment. I could only do the
exposure fr
On 13/11/2012 17:54, Adam Jacobs wrote:
Thanks for the timely explanation of your process, I was just about to
head down this road of printing my first single sided boards at home.
Any recommendations for a first timer? I do have a laserjet 4 already.
:) (and a somewhat newer laser printer as we
> Any recommendations for a first timer? I do have a laserjet 4 already. :)
> (and a somewhat newer laser printer as well). I have experience in film
> developing, so I imagine that parts of this process may be similar.
> I'm hoping that if I do mostly surface mount, I can avoid the majority of t
Thanks for the timely explanation of your process, I was just about to
head down this road of printing my first single sided boards at home.
Any recommendations for a first timer? I do have a laserjet 4 already.
:) (and a somewhat newer laser printer as well). I have experience in
film developin
On 13/11/2012 15:59, Nick wrote:
Very pretty indeed, as always!
Nice PCBs - how are you doing those? (I know you use Eagle :)
Nick
Nick
Manufacturing I assume?
Eagle to laser film using my trusty HPLJ4 printer that's some 30+ years
old.
Photo etch pre-coated FR4 PCB (normally cut from 1
Very pretty indeed, as always!
Nice PCBs - how are you doing those? (I know you use Eagle :)
Nick
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Michel
Yep, moonrise, set and phase is on my (long) to do list. I just had the
sun's equations to hand so was quick to put it.
Grahame
On 13/11/2012 10:42, Michel wrote:
WOW! Looks like somebody had some fun here! That astronomical face is
a very interesting idea, would be even better if it
WOW! Looks like somebody had some fun here! That astronomical face is
a very interesting idea, would be even better if it had a moon rise/
set curve and shape of that day's moon.
Seems it becomes as one of those projects that is never truly
finished :-)
Great work!
Michel
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