Just completed this VFD control system and getting ready to ship it out, always seems to take longer than I think, but nice that it is done. This is a more basic control system build with controls in two pods. Forward, Stop and Reverse switches are all momentary and interlocked. In this case the control board is mounted in the VFD cabinet, the breakers are for the main power in and two duplex sockets. Separate power is supplied for 12 and 24VDC.
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I like that design, nice and simple.
IIRC, small TV lenses are "historically" 1" x 32 TPI. I occasionally designed TV camera based optical systems while at HP. Glad you got it figured out! The entire proliferation of English/metric is frequently irritating, especially when you have to mate unrelated components to each other ... and then if you're an auto buff, you get to deal with Whitworth and maybe even BA. Ah, well ...A quick small job.
Wanted to fit a lens onto an astronomical camera (http://www.myastroshop.com.au/guides/gstar/gstar-ex4.htm) for a friend.
My first attempt relied upon the expert who knew all about these cameras (not myastroshop) who told us it was a metric thread and checking it out with my thread gauge it appeared to be a 0.8mm thread which I duly cut.
Hmm, must have cut a taper thread as the lens only screwed in half way before binding.
I dug out an sae gauge that I've never used and double checked the original thread, hmm, it looks like a 32tpi thread also fits.
So I bored a hole and cut the 32tpi thread. Success, it screwed in all the way.
Knocked another latch component out for a friend who is having the same issue with his Black Box. Thus will give me two in the field being tested.
Machining the last flat on the minor end.
Two completed and ready to install them into the latch bodies and install in the boxes.
Mike
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Mike,
Please check this link out.
http://www.hobby-machinist.com/threads/how-to-post-photos-from-tap-a-talk.55947/
Your pictures are not able to be viewed by the rest of us with out some extra work. All we see are boxes with red X's. Thanks.