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Heath GC1005 clock I had 2 SP-352 with dead spots one completely dead I converted the anode B+ to a voltage doubler then brought the voltage down (just above flicker) using a 5K series resistor on transformer wire (about 210 volts) Digits came right up nice, been running 3 weeks that way now Thanks to a member of this board he was able to spare 2 Sperry SP-726's for the seconds last night The SP-726 are single anode, 2 "side by side" are needed 22K on the anodes I think it looks better with smaller seconds ? -Joe |
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