in case you were wondering: yes, it works :Dpic.twitter.com/CEjK6p2cHj
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a depressing amount of scientific instruments boils down to "we put a piece of rope into a box and charge $9999 for it now"
YUUUP i am okay with this as it was all of: $7
Works reliably for decades, microvolts to hundreds of volts I/O tolerance, you can hit it with a hammer it still works, NEVER a firmware update, can't be remotely hacked or bricked, no spyware, no remote server, no monthly fee, 10/10 ifixit repairability score. Sounds fine to me.
trust me, i'm not knockin' it in the slightest :D the 1967 'old electronics' smell is a bonus perk that no new kit could hope to match either
Eww. Not the finest gadget. I would have expected at least the solid shield semi-rigid stuff. But then I guess it would have used N or SMA connectors too.
the date code on the back of this scrungy little thing reads '67, and the NIM spec calls for 50-ohm BNC connectors for interop with other gear
You order a 1 second delay line off ebay. After 7 days you see a metal monolith towering over your house. It is completely featureless, save for the giant "ORTEC" emblazoned on one side and two I/O ports on opposite ends.
out of curiosity i just ran the numbers for RG178, and it turns out: - you'll need ~210 thousand km of the cable - which would weigh ~1600 metric tons - have a volume of about 2200 m³ - and cost about 500 million euro (is there a price break at 1000 km?)
There is a stock exchange somewhere with miles of coiled fiber to slow shit down.
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