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Homemade Cathode Ray Tube with cold cathode. Vacuum is somewhere between 100 - 200 microns, easily attainable with amateur equipment. Vertical deflection is done using an electrostatic plate. This CRT is used as an oscilloscope to display a signal from a sound synthesizer.
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Homemade Cathode Ray Tube with cold cathode displaying Lissajous pattern. Vacuum is somewhere between 100 - 200 microns, easily attainable with amateur equipment. Deflection is with magnetism.
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World's smallest cathode ray tube? No, see http://www.youtube.c om/watch?v=f17RZjBec CY
This homemade Cathode Ray Tube uses a cold cathode and is displaying a Lissajous pattern. Vacuum is somewhere between 100 - 200 microns, easily attainable with amateur equipment. Deflection is with magnetism.
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Finally found some blue switches at Radio Shack. This vid is the install of those switches, and showing off the final build.
I have OC and Benchie vids left to do... stay tuned.
Also a client has me doing another Antec 1200 build LOL - so I'll be doing a detailed vid coming up on terminal blocks
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A Manhattan Cold Cathode light in a computer.
With music!
The picture on the video is a bit out because it was done with a digital camera (not video) but you get the basic idea of how it is.
Scene from Cronenberg's 1983 film Videodrome.
Videodrome The man who fell to earth scanner darkly scanners panopticon television tv room network chomsky propaganda model community lounge philanthropy gods eye view methadone clinic
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Here are some experimental pictures taken from a 2.5 inch oscilloscope CRT using just 32 lines.There are a few problems with it at the moment but i will be adding more video as things improve.