I've lost no faith in them at all.
Neat little adapters you have. I want a power cord for the cera to work in the car. That would be quite nice. Having that for the T1 extended my battery life dramatically.
I knew that, but you can't blame a guy for taking an easy shot like that can you? Truth be known Tim and I have been saving that 'special' Cera for you (if you look you'll find a microprocessor under the screw plate, it's been counting sessions......).
Yeah, the adapters are fun, I'm looking forward to TV or someone 'doing it right', mine are a PITA to solder up, ream to size and fit the inner pin (the latest are using a short piece of PTFE tube instead of packing the top cavity with PTFE plumbing tape (a real pain).
I'm also tinkering with a PA that runs just fine on car cords, thank you very much. It's one of the design goals. I posted a photo the other day, at the risk of giving Dreamer the vapors all over (interesting expression......) here's the photo:
It's still rough, of course, but working well so far. In fact, in the fun way these things sometimes work I was doing a heat run on it the other day using the genuine load (the hottest LL core I have) as the load. I had it 'wound out', cooking away (the load, not the PA which was still fine) when my adapter
unsoldered itself! Just over 12 minutes into the run it shut down when the threaded part came loose from the nut. Glad it was on an aluminum plate.
That never happened before, my guess is the lower levels possible with batteries and normal airflow when you're using the core as opposed to letting it cook made the difference? No need to worry about anyone hitting an EO core non stop for 12 minutes......even a team of guys....unless Noah has a few brothers.
Anyway, this means the back end of the adapter was kissing up on 370F or so, makes me glad I stuck with PTFE for insulaton.....
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