[sdiy] Visible Tube Organ
Toby Paddock
tpaddock at seanet.com
Tue Apr 6 11:28:39 CEST 2004
http://www.kitphoenixx.freeserve.co.uk/project_2.htm
Neon Gas Tube Frequency Dividers Project
I can't quite see what it's doing. I can see how
you could have a neon relaxation oscillator
with an additional charge *thump* from another
oscillator. If the period of the neon osc is
longer, then it is likely to trigger during one
of the *thumps*. Kind of a soft sync. And that
would be a division of the *thumping oscillator*.
One of the things I want to try, because
it's time for a ...
NEON REVIVAL
Later,
Toby
Scott Gravenhorst wrote:
> "neon dividers" ? Is this a neon bulb flipflop that does the
> divide by two thing ? I'd _love_ to see a schematic of that
> part!
>
> Toby Paddock <tpaddock at seanet.com> wrote:
> >
> >Assuming that subject line makes it past
> >the spam filters...
> >
> >Did someone post about someone who took the
> >tone generator from an organ and put it in
> >display box? It would have been a year or so ago.
> >
> >After the interesting organ talk lately, I took
> >a look inside my old Lowery LSL tube organ.
> >The neon dividers light up when you play it.
> >Cool. I was thinking that in an alternate
> >universe - where I had much more time, energy,
> >focus, brains, and I could actually play
> >keyboard - I would put the hang the tone chassis
> >in a plexiglass box seperate from the keyboards.
> >
> >Then later that started sounding familiar, like I
> >had heard that somewhere. Like probably here.
> >
> >?
> >
> >Later,
> >Toby
> >Paddock
> >
>
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