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Adam Munich
Sat May 07 2011, 01:03AM Print
Adam Munich Registered Member #2893 Joined: Tue Jun 01 2010, 09:25PM
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A TO-3! It has glass pin seals so I figured why not.


1304730149 2893 FT0 6crcq1 1304730168 2893 FT0 9113d1


Can't really test it right now, I need to both find a working refigerator compressor and finish those pickles.

Comments?
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Patrick
Sat May 07 2011, 01:17AM
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I have to admit -- thats pretty clever.
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magnet18
Sat May 07 2011, 02:28AM
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Good idea!

you weld?
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Adam Munich
Sat May 07 2011, 02:34AM
Adam Munich Registered Member #2893 Joined: Tue Jun 01 2010, 09:25PM
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No that's just a lot of solder.
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James
Sat May 07 2011, 03:20AM
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That's a great idea, I dunno why I never thought of it.

I hope you're careful pulling a vacuum in a glass jar like that though. With over 14 pounds of pressure pushing in on every square inch, an implosion is a violent event that can send shards flying everywhere.
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testtest
Sat May 07 2011, 03:23AM
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Neat idea!
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Adam Munich
Sat May 07 2011, 03:23AM
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From my experience with evacuating glass jars like that, they do a pretty good job of not imploding provided you don't smash them.
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Conundrum
Sat May 07 2011, 01:36PM
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Yet another use for burned out 2N3055's. smile
Might try this when I get a vacuum pump.

-A
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James
Sat May 07 2011, 05:32PM
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Yeah I did it too when I was younger and I never had one implode, but that's not to say it can't happen.

The closest experience I ever had with an implosion was discarding a worn out 19" CRT. Normally I would break off the exhaust nipple first but I didn't this time. I heaved it towards the dumpster but my hand slipped and it fell just short and the bell of the tube came down right on the lid hinge. I spun around as I saw this occurring and there was a deafening boom and the spray of glass shards covered a 10 foot radius. One of my ears was ringing for hours after that and to this day I have no idea how none of the shards hit me since they landed all around me on the ground.
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Adam Munich
Sat May 07 2011, 05:35PM
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Well I finished the pickles, now time to find a working pump.
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