#patchcords

[fibermarts]

A Deep Insight into Armored Patch Cord

An “armor” sheath constructed of helical stainless steel encircles the fiber in an armored fiber optic patch cable, which is a specific kind. Its unique shape makes it ideal for tough situations such as server rooms. The armored variant of Armored Patch Cable provides better protection with stronger resistance to tensile stress and compression than the standard version. Armored Patch Cord…

[tom2tec]

Discord Audio Cable ~ Streaming Discord Bot

Discord users take note.

This is an system tray app that connects to a chosen Discord voice channel and streams audio from one of your audio devices or from YouTube. github.com/vctandrade/discord-audio-cable

[honketel]

GYTS GYTA G652D Single Mode Armored Fiber Optic Cable

These corrugated steel tape armored cables are suitable for installation in aerial or duct environment for long haul communication, LAN, especially suitable for the situation of high requirements to lateral pressure resistance.

In the GYTA cable, single-mode fibers are positioned in the loose tubes, which are made of high modulus plastic materials, while the loose tubes strand together around metallic central strength member into a compact and circular cable core. For certain high fiber count cables, the strength member would be covered with polyethylene (PE). The water-blocking materials are distributed into interstices of the cable core, and the Aluminum Polyethylene Laminate (APL) is longitudinally applied around the cable core before a PE sheath is extruded over it.

Characteristics:

1.Excellent mechanical and temperature performance  2.Special tube filling compound ensure a critical protection of fibre and resist the water  3.Single steel wire as the central strength member to withstand axial loads  4.100% core filling water prevent cable jelly to ensure the cable watertight 5.AL tape longitudinal cover cable core as moisture barrier  6.Outer sheath protects cable from ultraviolet radiation

Standards:

GYTS/A Comply with standard YD/T901-2009 as well as IEC 60794-1

Temperature Range:

Transportation:-40℃~+70℃;Installation:-5℃~+50℃;In use:-40℃~+70℃

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[aristenfromwarsaw]

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[mannytoodope]

Patchcord Adams: So long. Get well soon. Whoa! Well, so long, anyway.

[dinosaur-j]

Jimmy is having the baked kidney with 5 ounce butter plop, Jenny chooses the baked chicken crock with biscuit hat. Mom enjoys a cottage cheese bowl with roasted tomatoes and red cabbage leaves while Papa drools over mountain oysters served on a bed of angel hair in its own sauce(s).  This is like my version of heaven.  Everything has a Moog soundtrack, the color scheme is all orange and teal, and my dinner is served in a chicken dish.  Except for the fact that the rest of the family gets Italian food (and whatever's in the chicken dish) and the mom gets a side salad.  That part will have to change.  They were using an old Moog synthesiser.  The ones that were huge with dozens of patchcords.  Classic!  The moog synthesizer sounds like it's being choked to death. I'm a multi-instrumentalist. My dog has heard EVERYTHING. Goes into drums every day. They chew their bones on a rather expensive DW kick pedal. WE LOVE THIS TUNE.  I  like how the spaghetti has exactly 5 meatballs all lined up.  I love that dad got spaghetti and meatballs and mom got a sad looking salad sans dressing!

[holightoptic-blog]

HFP8005 PTO Wall Mounted Faceplate Compact 4cores for FTTH

[monicaliuliublog]

Harnessing Precision with Polarization Maintaining Patchcords: Empowering Fiber Optic Networks

In the intricate landscape of fiber optic networks, the role of Polarization Maintaining Patchcords (PM Patchcords) is paramount. These specialized cables are designed to preserve the polarization state of lightwaves traveling through the fiber, ensuring signal integrity and enhancing performance in critical applications. Whether it’s telecommunications, aerospace, or precision scientific…

[fibermarts]

Polarization Maintaining Optical Switches Play a Crucial Role

The direction of an electromagnetic wave’s electric field vector is referred to as the polarization of light. In fiber optic communications, polarization state management plays a critical role in preserving signal integrity and reducing signal degradation resulting from polarization phenomena including polarization-dependent loss (PDL) and polarization mode dispersion (PMD). The purpose…

[crystal970225]

✨ Sub-Assembly for MPO Patch Cords

If you need any fiber optic patch cords, fiber optic adapters, fiber optic connectors, fiber optic tools and other passive fiber optic products, please feel free to contact us at Crystal@holightoptic.com~🌹 🏄‍♂️：https://www.holightoptic.com/ #MPO #fiber #fibra #holight #fiberoptic #5G #cloud #telecom #ftth #networks #patchcord #fttx #communication #datacenter #fiberconnector #datacable #structuredcabling #patchcable #pigtails #fiberopticfactory

[chinasopofiber]

Patch cord #patchcord #pigtails  Seamless Connectivity: High-Performance Patch Cords for Your Network.

[honketel]

FA-MT Parallel Optical Components are simplex multi-fiber cablesusing the MT and Fiber Array in fiber counts of4,8,or 12.They are suitable for 40G/ 100G/200G/ 400G optical module parallel optical transmission and are designed with high integration and manufacturing capability.Customized products and deliver optical performance with high reliability are also available.

Features: Compact size

High coupling efficiency

High reliability

Stable at high temperature Application: 

Various parallel optical transmission areas

Applied to QSFP,SNAP12 AOC,HDMI

Specifications:

Parameters

Specifications

Unit

Number of channels

4.8.12

ch

Material

Quartz,Tempax,Pyrex

　

V-groove Pitch

250 or customized

um

Polishing Angle

45 or customized

degree

Polishing Direction

Top to Bottom or Bottom to Top

　

Fiber Type

SM 9/125,MM 50/125,62.5/125 or customized

um

Pigtail Type

Ribbon, scattered

　

Pigtail Length

Customized

m

Connector

MPO/MTP

　

MT Insertion Loss

Low IL

<=0.35

dB

High IL

<=0.7

Db

 Fiber Mark

Blue/orange/green/brown /gray/white/red/black/ Yellow/Violet/rose/Aqua

　

Package Dimension

Customized

mm

Operating Temperature

  -40~85

degree

Storage Temperature

  -40~85

degree  -

[laurafan13]

Factory direct sale fiber optic patch cord #fiberoptic #fiberopticpatchcord #patchcord #ftth #fiber #telecom #networkinstallations

[posttexasstressdisorder]

Dynaco Repair Post No. 4

Thursday evening, 12-21-23, later:

As I was saying, just a little careful polishing and the chassis already looks a lot better. And the can cap is almost exactly same height as the original:

A little more of that shine:

Once the new can was twist-locked into place with the four tabs, it was time to make the physical connections to all four of the terminals, and replacing the old resistors with some flameproof resistors I'd bought for another ST70 I redid about 15 years ago:

And here, finally is everything hooked up, crimped, and ready to be soldered:

Again, the 30-watt pencil is the way to go.

And THAT, believe it or not, completes ALL the repairs I needed to make to the Stereo 70! Now, all I need is a fresh quad of EL-34 output tubes...another $100 I don't have.

Tomorrow, I start in on finishing the PAS. The 12X4 got here, and I have work to do on the replacement switch. Dude had stripped the big flat caps wired in there, so I will have to cannibalize off my old one.

And one last "Glamour Shot", this time with the 7199 driver tubes in place, with the chassis and base shined up nicely:

(And yes, I put these awesome big-ass rubber feet on and it is so much better looking cageless, as well as easier to handle! And I can't help thinking it has to help keep the amp cooler than the original almost non-existent flat button feet.)

Friday evening, Dec 22, 2023

Well, I looked at that 3-wafer switch, and my little "fix" of wrapping wire around the broken bits, and decided I really had nothing to lose by putting the tubes in, including the NOS 12X4 rectifier tube, and attaching some improvised wiring up to my ancient (but still absolutely functional) Altec Lansing computer speakers as an amplifier.

I then dug out the wires for the turntable and its ground, and a functioning 1/8"-to-RCA cord to use as a test for all the other inputs.

IT WORKS!!! WE HAVE PHONO! WE HAVE ALL THE OTHER PERTINENT INPUTS AS WELL! Talk about relieved and elated! WooHOO! At least now I can get back to transcribing my vinyl to SSD via this beautiful critter, my Dual 1219, with Shure M91ED cartridge. Test record? My ancient 45 of "Green Eyed Lady" by Sugarloaf! ROCK OUT ON THAT ORGAN, JERRY CORBETTA!

Plugged the other patchcord into my laptop, and put Miss Nina Simone's "Little Girl Blue" (which I had transcribed before this mess all went down)...and it came through excellent on the "Spare", AM/FM (tuner) input. The only one that sounded a bit off was the 'FM MPX", which was actually only supposed to be one channel of the stereo FM, so that was to be expected, actually.

That 12X4 glowin' fine:

BUT: with the Spare and Phono both functional, as are the tape in/out jacks, I have everything I need, since I have a 3-source external selector box that will turn Spare into three separate additional inputs, thus, I can run my TV and DVD player into the tubes as well.

SO, I can call the PAS3X officially back in business again, and I have a spare source switch if I need it. That is big. I will spend the rest of the time this evening on putting the case back together and doing some more polishing on the ST-70.

SO the only thing we are missing for a Totally Tubular Xmas is a quad of EL34/6CA7 tubes!

More tomorrow as I finish up the detailing on both units.

And I will also show off my speakers that fill an empty spot in the Dynaco speaker line: a beast of my own creation, the speaker that never was, "The A-15" (lulz) I used 8" butyl-surround woofers and SEAS tweeters, encased in actual wood veneer Pioneer speaker cabinets.

The A-10 woofers were 6", and the A-25 were 10", these Pioneer boxes are perfectly sized to be infinite-baffle boxes, the woofers have exactly the right amount of room, and they sound amazing when the Stereo 70 is blasting through them.

AND ADDENDUM, 8:27pm: EL-34s ARE BEING MAILED TOMORROW! My bro over on the east coast is shipping them tomorrow...we will have TUBEAGE for XMAS!

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