The Neon Bender's BBS!
The Archive no longer allows posting but search of hundreds of previous posts are available
If you have any questions please
contact us.
[Please Read]
|
Knowledge
Posted By: SVP Neon Equipment In Response To: Re: There's a better product that's DIY repairable (Sign Shack)
Date: Thursday, 17 April 2014, at 5:35 p.m.
http://www.svpneon.com/Gauges.html#4
(Excerpt)
The digital temperature gauges most commonly offered to the neon industry at the present time are also affected by the bombarder high voltage electromagnetic field. The printed circuit board and related components that comprise these instruments were simply not designed for this. The result is an instrument that can display various readings at any given temperature depending on different factors including the load on the bombarder, which changes the characteristics of the emitted high voltage field. General observations reported have also been temperature readouts that go “haywire” once the gauge passes a certain temperature: i.e. The numbers begin to rapidly bounce around both upscale and downscale, or the numbers, which are comprised of LCD’s, “scramble” and are illegible. The manufacturer of these gauges is aware of these inherent problems. Their solution is to wrap the circuit board in aluminum foil in an attempt to shield it from the high voltage field.
|
Neon Bender's BBS! is maintained by Kenny with WebBBS 5.12.
This page Copyright © 1996-2005 Krypton Neon