me thinks that they're olde americanino Lewyt xformers , which truly yours personally butchered from olde americanino WWII xmiter ..... on junkyard ......... where else ?
one xmitter - one xformer
3K6:18K
something like this - from machmat pagines :
one xmitter - one xformer
3K6:18K
something like this - from machmat pagines :
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Zen Mod said:
one xmitter - one xformer
...
That is slaughter !
(for Jacco : Mon coeur pleure mais ma bouche-rit
)Manu
Looks elegant but I prefer trotzdem the idea of Susy toobs output
🙂
Zen Mod said:hehe
lookie lookie
they make weaker drills lately ....... in Ostrich ..........
It looks like you also need a nice pair of flush cutters for those technicolor tie-wraps...🙂
mpmarino said:
But then how would he re-tension them after burn in?
Pinch with a nice pair of long-nosed pliers...?
Zen Mod said:
Are you kidding?
Manu
Ps : I hope there is nothing wrong with this ...technicolor tie-wraps , because I ran out of valium today...
😀
Nothing broken today...
Hehe.
But you sowed doubt in my mind about the method used to thermal coupling the Zistors.
Would Schrumpfschlauch/Heat-shrink tubing/Krimpkous (thats for frère Jacques) instead of tie-Wrap be a better solution?
Manu
Anxious
Hehe.
But you sowed doubt in my mind about the method used to thermal coupling the Zistors.
Would Schrumpfschlauch/Heat-shrink tubing/Krimpkous (thats for frère Jacques) instead of tie-Wrap be a better solution?
Manu
Anxious
Manu said:
why not ?
same length/height as tie-wrap - leaving exposed as much you can of eeny weeny TO92
Manu said:
No, it would not offer any tension once just around 45C, cause it turns soft at that temperature.
Zip ties or metal is the way to go.
Magura 🙂
Zen Mod said:hehe
lookie lookie
they make weaker drills lately ....... in Ostrich ..........
I have tried on many occasions to tap sinks and always ended up drilling right thru cos I screwed up(no pun) and using a nut and bolt.
Is there a dark held mason's secret to this..If so could some kind soul please explain the tricks. I have a pillar drill and a set of metric taps(only one for each size tap).
Ed
Zen Mod said:
here ya go :
http://www.axminster.co.uk/pricing/...oduct-Axminster-HD16BC-Pillar-Drill-22285.htm
but mine is not as sexy as the one shown in the pic
Ed
vitalstates said:
what's point ?
in through hole you make or in bigger dia hole ,than you need ?
through hole is a must - in 90% of situations , and exact dia for tap is easy to find ;
trick is in steady , slow drilling , lubricating is a must ( WD40 is handy , even if I use some more esoteric stuff - and you don't wanna know that's in fact nothing else than goat fat).
tapping - again lubricating is must ;
half turn right , then half turn back ........
coffee is obligatory , too .......
and no hurry
sounds easy ?
😉
Zen Mod said:
For tapping in soft material like Al, I now prefer to use Hand tapping tool as I ended having must less broken tap than with drilling machines. I found that, this way, it is so much easier to control.
Lubrification with common lamp-oil (cheap) but I am not a profi.
For drilling, the opposite. I prefer pillar drill (broken drill on ZenMods pic is the result of free hand drilling on kitchen table, smoking and drinking a beer at the same time)
😉
