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good reminder. thinking i'm gonna give mine a good run soon too. I ran it a couple weeks ago, but i should probably give it a chance to stretch its legs.
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Running my lasos now, just need to dig the two cyonics out and fire them, it's been 8 months on them. Oops.
Good reminder
I went over 8 months on firing mine up again and the next time I had to troubleshoot the damn interlock again. It is so finicky about what gets plugged in and in what order! And then the 40 second delay. The first two times it never came on, so I unplugged everything and then carefully redid all the connections and basically followed the manual(I keep it on my phone now) and she turned on just fine.
Gotta love these beasts!
Got my first Argon today and fired it up . . . . . .AWSOME! A laserphysics 488nm. Not gonna wait another month to do it again though, might go and fire it up one more time before bed!
Ok, so how often is a lot? Also what is "light-monitor-mode" There does not seem to be much to adjust here, On/off and Low power/High power. When I turn the key off it cuts the output and keeps running until it cools down then shuts itself off. Thanks!Just make sure everything is hooked up before plugging it in. It checks it on receiving power.
Good stuff huh? Enjoy your new toy. Just don't turn it on and off a lot. Every time you start it you damage the filament. If you're only away a short time just let it idle, instead of killing the discharge. And it's usually recommended to always run it in light-monitor-mode to help cancel oscillations, which damage the tube.