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Kevin - 30 Jul 2007 22:41 GMT
The upgrade to my Triac has now got past the point of no return, so
I'm selling all the parts I have removed from it.  If you are in need
of any Parts just search for "denford Triac" on ebay.  I have started
everything at £1 with no reserve -I'd rather they went to someone who
can make use of them than the skip.

Regards
Kevin
Andrew Mawson - 30 Jul 2007 23:09 GMT
> The upgrade to my Triac has now got past the point of no return, so
> I'm selling all the parts I have removed from it.  If you are in need
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> Regards
> Kevin

Kevin, I hope that you have the same success that I enjoyed selling
all the innards of my Triac on eBay a couple of years ago - iirc they
went for something of the order of £475 having started at 99p. I was
amazed that there was so much interest as the basic control is a bit
of a dead loss !

AWEM
Kevin - 31 Jul 2007 22:07 GMT
>Kevin, I hope that you have the same success that I enjoyed selling
>all the innards of my Triac on eBay a couple of years ago - iirc they
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>AWEM

I'd be delighted with a fraction of that Andrew.  The original
controller was OK for the time, about on a par with a TNC145.  Not
much use for full 3D work though, which I want to do on the machine
-hence the upgrade.

Regards
Kevin
Peter A Forbes - 31 Jul 2007 16:50 GMT
>The upgrade to my Triac has now got past the point of no return, so
>I'm selling all the parts I have removed from it.  If you are in need
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>Regards
>Kevin

Could've used the tape drive as a spare for our CNC engraver, will keep an eye
on the front panel and see what it goes for.

Peter
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