AMRAD reservation for Winterfest, 22 FEB 2009

[Richard]

Hi All,

I wonder if the clock could be made with tubes.  Imagine what it might look like.

Best Wishes
73s
Richard

--- On Tue, 12/23/08, Joe Bento <joseph at kirtland.com> wrote:
From: Joe Bento <joseph at kirtland.com>
Subject: Re: AMRAD reservation for Winterfest, 22 FEB 2009
To: "Philip Miller Tate" <Philmt59 at aol.com>
Cc: "Tacos AMRAD" <tacos at amrad.org>
Date: Tuesday, December 23, 2008, 6:49 AM

Philip Miller Tate wrote:
>> Projects?  One of my Christmas gifts (I helped mom pick it out) is an
>> all-transistor digital clock kit.  No IC's of any kind.  194
>> Transistors, 566 Diodes, 400 Resistors, and 87 Capacitors!  See
>> http://www.transistorclock.com.  This is going to be a fun kit to
>> assemble!  Can't wait till Christmas morn to unwrap it!
>>
>>
>
> You could mount it in a long case (grandfather clock) and power it 
> from 2, 492 AA batteries to last the year!
>
> It looks great! If you don't turn up for Hamvention, we'll know
you're 
> still installing diodes!
>
> Regards,
>
> Phil M1GWZ
>
>
>
You know, I had wondered in times past if it were indeed possible to 
make all the various logic gates with discrete components.  This clock 
proves that it can be done - the manual is available for free download 
that describes in detail all the circuits.

Forgive me - I'm a little foggy this morning after shoveling so much 
snow yesterday after arriving home from work.  Is there a type #492 
battery, or should I power the clock with 492 individual batteries?

Regards,

Joe, N6DGY


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