Triac Parts

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

"Kevin" <kevin.newsgroups@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:hjmsa3pev455vljh6o8b54ek9cpg60qmct@4ax.com...
> 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

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

On Mon, 30 Jul 2007 22:41:54 +0100, Kevin <kevin.newsgroups@btinternet.com>
wrote:

>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

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
--
Peter & Rita Forbes
Email: diesel@easynet.co.uk
Web: http://www.oldengine.org/members/diesel

>
>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
>

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

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Kevin	Triac Parts 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

	#2
Andrew Mawson	Re: Triac Parts "Kevin" <kevin.newsgroups@btinternet.com> wrote in message news:hjmsa3pev455vljh6o8b54ek9cpg60qmct@4ax.com... > 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 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

	#3
Peter A Forbes	Re: Triac Parts On Mon, 30 Jul 2007 22:41:54 +0100, Kevin <kevin.newsgroups@btinternet.com> wrote: >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 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 -- Peter & Rita Forbes Email: diesel@easynet.co.uk Web: http://www.oldengine.org/members/diesel

	#4
Kevin	Re: Triac Parts > >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 > 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