Used a lot of those to replace the failing clock circuits in old Fluke voltmeters.
Fluke rated their conversion rates very conservatively, but you could make them scream. Many would do 1.5x the published specs.
What is like to see is a circuit that interferes with drone flights. EMP voltage amplifiers.
Building a prototype. It only have a 4’ range at the moment. But a suicide drone needs more distance.
Maybe some sort of radio interrupter. Or jammer. Instead of just interrupting the power communication on off fast, blank out the controls. A paused drone 30’ distance.
Using the 555 for everything. What can't it do?
The triple-nickel is a great component that can do many things, but...I have never heard one name the jew.
The LM1488 Quad RS-232 Line Driver is absolutely based-AF.
I remember that one, although I mostly used the dual MAX232, I think. It's been a while. There was one in my jew-designed Atari ST, IIRC.
Hummm...
