Another fun toy from Calabazas Creek Research, a 500 kV electron gun for Ku-Band gyroklystron:
me not likee 🙂
gimme baddest shape Ural or something , any day
despise L'Art pour L'Art
generally , despise form over function , at least when mcycles are in question
gimme baddest shape Ural or something , any day
despise L'Art pour L'Art
generally , despise form over function , at least when mcycles are in question
That EIMAC is downright puny compared to my friend's 10MW Gyroklystron! 😀
Another fun toy from Calabazas Creek Research, a 500 kV electron gun for Ku-Band gyroklystron:
Holy welding smoke 10 MegaWatt's !
Perfect for DEFIKLYSTRON amp with adequate mid horns and bricks wall bafless woofer's and skyscraper sub bass speakers.
Let's Party !
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Cost was 50 cents 🙂 Jensen DIY speakers document
https://www.americanradiohistory.com/Archive-Hobbyist-Specials/Jensen-HI-FI Speaker Systems 1956.pdf
https://www.americanradiohistory.com/Archive-Hobbyist-Specials/Jensen-HI-FI Speaker Systems 1956.pdf
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Lyra Connaisseur on top of late 80's German goldplated bling on top of an Accuphase equalizer, dCS Scarlatti behind the Vyger Indian.
Makes one wonder what a Hafler 9505 is doing on top of Boulder 2050's.
i was about to say something very smart about pothole filling on the roads here that looks like straight from a warzone, but i'll be classy and painfully keep my comment on the inside.
Gives skid marks a whole new dimension.
Speaking of dimension, anyone visiting Curaçao (or South Rotterdam) may wonder why the many tire skid marks on just about any road.
Drifting with bikes (trikes/quads/cars) is a favorite pastime on the isle, the local term is fever.
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Vehicle inspection on the island amounts to nothing, lots of car engines that leak/sweat oil. Car emission control is non-existing, and fuel quality is poor.
It rains very little on the island, usually at night.
But when it rains during the day, just a few drops of water on the road turns the large amount of burnt tire rubber and oil in the pavement into a soapy substance layer on the road surface that is scary scary slippery.
Even on the Willemstad beltway, driving faster than 15mph when it rains is living in the fast lane.
Makes all the bike drifting good practice for when it starts to rain and the skills are really needed.
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