19-02-2025, 06:56 AM
(This post was last modified: 19-02-2025, 06:59 AM by ppppenguin.)
There's also a GNAT (Generator, Network Analogue Time) in Duncan Newmarch's photo. That's the one with a clock on the blue front panel.
We've recently had a GNAT donated to us. It's missing its front panel but is otherwise in physically pretty good shape. So far I've rescued the DS1287 real time clock (these have an inbuilt lithium cell which is now inevitably flat), but this has corrupted a lot of parameters and I'm struggling to get everything working correctly. I should be getting a copy of the manual today which I hope will help.
PS: The DS1287 was the subject of another thread: https://golbornevintageradio.co.uk/forum...ght=ds1287 I was a bit coy about where it was used then but now I've come clean.
We've recently had a GNAT donated to us. It's missing its front panel but is otherwise in physically pretty good shape. So far I've rescued the DS1287 real time clock (these have an inbuilt lithium cell which is now inevitably flat), but this has corrupted a lot of parameters and I'm struggling to get everything working correctly. I should be getting a copy of the manual today which I hope will help.
PS: The DS1287 was the subject of another thread: https://golbornevintageradio.co.uk/forum...ght=ds1287 I was a bit coy about where it was used then but now I've come clean.
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