Any one tried to use subminiature for input tubes?

[Simpleton]

Thank you! 😀

 

[gerd]

Hello,

can you see the datasheet?

I have uploadet but I can not see the thumbnail

Gerd

 

[jim]

Someone replied that he'd threaded nuts onto the plastic posts and that they held the terminals nice and tight.

I used a tool to make M3 thread on the plastic posts.
Works very nice and this way those beautiful ceramic terminals can be re-used.

Jim

 

[jackinnj]

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Obviously they don't survive the warhead explosion; by then their evil work would be done.

When the great aerospace-defence boom of the eearaly 1980's was getting under-way, I remarked to one our the analysts that worked with me that even the newest MIG's were still (according to Janes) using tubes in their communication gear. He remarked that the tubes were automatically and easily "pre-rad-hardened", cheap and reliable, unlike the "sand-state" (your term, not his) devices which were going into the new F16's and F18's. It's the electromagnetic wave following the "boom" which kills the ability to communicate.