Early TM500 mainframes (TM503) did not have a high power compartment. This
might be the reason for Ball's design choice.
-John
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> I have a PTB-100 that was made by Ball/Efratom. This is in a two wide
> TM-500 plugin. It is mounted in the far left slots in a TM-506 frame.
>
> If it wer
I have a PTB-100 that was made by Ball/Efratom. This is in a two wide
TM-500 plugin. It is mounted in the far left slots in a TM-506 frame.
If it were me, I would mount it in the far right slots and pick up
power from the high power slot. This slot is also directly in front
of the fan in the T
Yes, I have built one.
I mounted the LPRO on an "L" shaped piece of aluminum .065 sheet the width of
the LPRO. The large end of the "L" is bolted to the LPRO baseplate and TM500
prototyping module circuit board with threaded standoffs (jack screws) The
small end of the "L" is bolted to the
Has anyone built a LPRO-101 into one of these plugin housings? I'm toying with
the idea, but don't want to reinvent the wheel. My biggest concern is getting
rid of the heat.
-Dave
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