Regarding the $100 Developer Connection membership discussed in other replies, I live and die by OpenSCAD and, if admins were to setup a Patreon or PayPal acct to fund this from donations I am more than happy to chuck AU$10 into the pot for an OpenSCAD developers membership.

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If I stop/restart the radio (via the SDR software radio selection options) it will almost always come back to life, for 5-10 minutes, and then die again. I've set the sample rate to 8Msps, and get zero dropped/lost/overruns using benchmark_rate.exe. I'd love to help investigate this, but am looking for some help in where to start.

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Components in them may die like with any > electronics, but the lamps should last as long as you :^) They are a > lot more reliable and accurate than the small newer Rb standards for > sure. I am sure mine will outlive me. The lamps can be replaced if need be, although there's a lot of stuff to take apart before you can get to it.

Answer - switched die three years ago, Ft > is now " much better " ( now 3x old parts ). > > Odd they never mentioned that to people who work for the same company. > > Simulate design, Build design, verify design, ship it for a few years. Odd > things start to happen. Look at some parts. Package looks different. Ask > around.....

Answer - switched die three years ago, Ft is now " much better " ( now 3x old parts ). > > Odd they never mentioned that to people who work for the same company. > > Simulate design, Build design, verify design, ship it for a few years. Odd things start to happen. Look at some parts. Package looks different. Ask around.....

With age the neon bulbs die. > What did on a voltmeter that suffered the same issue was use a modern > chopping opamp. > Yup to a bit of doing. Other crazy thought would be to hack into the unit > and see if the bulbs might be replaced. Though hp used some smaller then > normal ne2 neons. > Just a thought > Paul > > On Sun, Oct 31, 2010 at 10:17 PM, J.

Group, I haven't been following this thread that won't die, but I've contributed to others :^) If the problem is that it is expensive to detect when a bullet hits a target half a mile away, then have I got a solution for you!