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  3. it's that time again: the electronics flea market here in silicon valley (West Valley College).

it's that time again: the electronics flea market here in silicon valley (West Valley College).

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  • tubetime@mastodon.socialT tubetime@mastodon.social

    vfd-based calculator. neat!

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    @tubetime <yoink> yea, I have learned to collect the screens, especially calculator ones that dont really have a custom segment config.

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    • tubetime@mastodon.socialT tubetime@mastodon.social

      Apple stuff. old Apple.

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      @tubetime oh, I would really like a 3.5 for a IIe.... oooooh...

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        @tubetime aww man. All the electrons will fall out

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        • tubetime@mastodon.socialT tubetime@mastodon.social

          tube testers. a bit overpriced but that might change, lol

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          @tubetime ooh! I have a DynaJet! 💚

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          • tubetime@mastodon.socialT tubetime@mastodon.social

            vfd-based calculator. neat!

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            @tubetime does it also sew?

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              @tubetime it will probably still work.

              It just has to be used in a vacuum chamber.

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              • tubetime@mastodon.socialT tubetime@mastodon.social

                tube testers. a bit overpriced but that might change, lol

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                @tubetime ooh, I have a 177B too. I do need to make an adapter for smaller 12AU tubes though to drop the grid voltage.

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                • ruenahcmohr@infosec.exchangeR ruenahcmohr@infosec.exchange

                  @tubetime oh, I would really like a 3.5 for a IIe.... oooooh...

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                  @RueNahcMohr @tubetime
                  I had a pair of 1.2M 8" disks on my Franklin. Kinda wish I still had them, although there's no way I would have dragged them around all these years.

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                    @tubetime

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                    • fritzadalis@infosec.exchangeF fritzadalis@infosec.exchange

                      @RueNahcMohr @tubetime
                      I had a pair of 1.2M 8" disks on my Franklin. Kinda wish I still had them, although there's no way I would have dragged them around all these years.

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                      @FritzAdalis @tubetime twice the data transfer rate of 5.25"!!!

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