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Nice tube clock
Made this clock from some old Nixie tubes I found. Not that great with woodworking any recommendations to make it look nicer? [link] [comments] |
PD 2005a precision power supply. Switches and boards need a good cleaning and then I’ll test it and see if it needs to be adjusted.
submitted by /u/roaddog1977 [link] [comments] |
[NSWF] Had a gangbang.
submitted by /u/ocp-paradox [link] [comments] |
This units still alive and kicking
This decades old hp 6441A Precision power supply at a company I am working for is still alive and within original specification. They use it every day for device calibration purpose. Kind of a first for me to see and use push wheel switch based voltage selector. [link] [comments] |
Sound Blaster X-Fi Mod
Made a few mods that gave it a noticeable improvement in fidelity. Replaced the caps in the signal path between the DAC and Front L/R (green) jack with 50v ELNA caps of slightly higher capacitance. Also replaced the JRC4556 Op-Amp with JRC2114 that has significantly higher slew rate, wider unity gain bandwidth and less noise. Sounds phenomenal using a CICS memory player like CPlay (samples at 32 bit/96kHz rate using the Creative ASIO driver) [link] [comments] |
The wiring between cards inside a 1976 Cray "supercomputer".
submitted by /u/1Davide [link] [comments] |
More pictures of my Virtual Pinball cabinet! (Build video part 2 in comments)
submitted by /u/Overtinker_projects [link] [comments] |
A christmas tree PCB I made last week (using WS2812b & Arduino Nano)
submitted by /u/Kryllik [link] [comments] |
Nixie clock with RGB backlight I made
submitted by /u/koitharu [link] [comments] |