--- Christopher Hoover <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That's what i did...
Years ago, i've got a japanese OCXO (i didn't know the
brand, i just got the core..). I used an aluminum
project box as external case and filled the empty
space with styrofoam that i've cutted with an X-Acto /
razor blade.
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Christopher Hoover wrote:
> Folks -
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> I've got several OXO's suffering from disintegrating insulation between the
> can and core. The insulation in these OXO's is the greenish grayish foamy
> stuff. It turns to dust over time.
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> The two units I opened most recently also had mecha
There are several good choices. Find a local company that does
industrial insulation and visit them with a case of beer.
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Christopher Hoover wrote:
> Folks -
>
>
>
> I've got several OXO's suffering from disintegrating insulation between the
> can and core. The insulation in these OXO's is the greenish grayish foamy
> stuff. It turns to dust over time.
>
>
>
> The two units I opened most recently also had mecha
Folks -
I've got several OXO's suffering from disintegrating insulation between the
can and core. The insulation in these OXO's is the greenish grayish foamy
stuff. It turns to dust over time.
The two units I opened most recently also had mechanical damage (broken
crystal, broken solder
