I can imagine having all of these in my childhood with my friend. I had only one friend that was good at electrical engineering, he was insipred by me, then he started working with me. I can imagine the old project we made :):):), but I almost lost all of them :(:(:( You reminded all my childhood😢😢
Amazing surprising old vintage electronic Thanks sir for providing extra knowledge which was not taught in engineering I m electronic hobbyist, I loved your videos
Ohh very nice stuff you do have there! Some of which I recognize from my childhood when I take apart old electronics. Unfortunately many of them are lost now (I moved abroad). Warm feelings and sad feelings...
Wow! What a treasure! I've been in electronics for around 35 years and though I love surface mount components, I enjoyed opening those boxes like if I was there doing it my self!
Bloody f*ck, I actually remember building small electronic projects with similar Soviet era components when I was little in another eastern block country. Yes they were crude and unreliable components, but it brings back memories... ahh those bistable tyr or tyrystors for high voltage switching, those were some crazy days. he-he
The device is a simple relay for circuits with high inductive loads which require bigger gaps on disconecting. It's made in Bulgaria and translation errors like this were very common - in Bulgarian it says "контактор въздушен" which means "contactor aerial". I remember a small record of a famous Bulgarian singer, containing the song "My way" of Sinatra. The records factory did the translation to Bulgarian, somebody then decided to translate back to English and on the final printed cover the title of the album is "My road".
Great collection - I have never seen so many different shapes of crystals. The little Tesla oscilloscope is very nice. Thanks for showing all this stuff ! I think your cat likes it too, especially if it's in a nice box :o)
What an amazing haul you have there, I would love to get my hands on some great vintage equipment like the stuff you have there. Can’t wait to see what you build with that stuff.
Your speakers look like the microphone speakers on the old phones. 1970-1985.You could either unscrew the mouthpiece or unscrew the earpiece and take the speaker out.
Telephone earpieces and the silver units are carbon granule microphones. You can make an intercom by simply putting an earpiece and microphone in series, with a single AA cell providing power, and have your voice power the speaker.
Did they actually adopt the Réaumur scale in Czechoslovakia? I read it was adopted in France alongside the Celsius scale in the mid-18th century and that it is sometimes still used in Switzerland and Italy in the dairy industry.
Looks very familiar. I have old components too. I believe hundred times of yours. Old components are much better made than today’s. You can’t find good quality electromechanical components even if you want to pay. That frequency meter is very reliable as the tongues are tuned to certain frequency. I really like those.
I actually remember building small electronic projects with similar Soviet era components when I was little in another eastern block country. Yes they were crude and unreliable components, but it brings back memories... ahh those bistable tyr or tyrystors for high voltage switching, those were some crazy days. he-he
Working as engineer in high voltage power stations, i have some neat 1960’s current protection relais, fuses, huge meters and other things laying around at home. the protection relay is really nice to look at its a BBC ISM-21, I have seen some museum pieces from BBC hanging around being replaced by new stuff sad to see them in the thrash😔
As an Australian, I always wondered why Tesla brand is used on everything, so I checked Wikipedia... The company was established as Elektra on 18 January 1921 and renamed TESLA on 7 March 1946. TESLA had a state-sponsored monopoly on electronics production in Czechoslovakia, and produced nearly all electronic products in the country until 1989.
Hello, but the brand still exists and independent or even cooperating TESLA companies are still operating and some are not. An example is TESLA Blatná, a.s. where it produces parts for motor vehicles, sensors, custom electronics and mainly electronic components such as power and high-ohmic resistors, chokes and coils and optoelectronic elements (photoresistors, phototransistors, optocouplers and others...). Part of the low-power production was transferred to the VISHAY Draloric/Beyschlag brand (VISHAY Blatná, Dolní rychnov, etc., where metal oxide resistors MBB - SMA0207 or, for example, wire resistors type VISHAY AC are still produced). Also TESLA Stropkov, manufacturer of communication devices (doorbell systems, telephones...), access systems, common electrical installation material (such as sockets, switches, accessories...), industrial telephones and horns, explosion-proof telephones and horns, locks and fittings . Most of the companies formed from the original company TESLA already have a different name, for example HARLINGEN Lanškroun, ALEMA Lanškroun, ESO Ostrava, Keramické Kondenzátory Hradec Králové, ELCERAM, KRYSTALY, Kolektor Tesla Jihlava, TT Klávesnice Jihlava, ON SEMICONDUCTOR ROŽNOV, ALMETO Polná, etc., etc. Unfortunately, these companies have problems with competition. As is known, China with its mass quantity of products of very dubious quality (known not only from videos but from personal experience) has flooded the market and competes on price. It is very sad to see Czech industry and individual companies gradually die and you can't do anything about it. These are quality products and services. > Current market model: The consumer is mainly looking for a low price. All other factors come second < Have a nice day!
@@alfarekord779 - you are correct about > Current market model: The consumer is mainly looking for a low price. All other factors come second < We have the same thing in Australia. 60-70 years ago almost everything of high quality that we used was made in Australia. Now we have almost no local industry.
I was just reading the wikipedia page about nixie tubes. And at the bottom, the second to last entry under "External links" is a link to DGVs homepage. "Nixie Tube Description and Pictures (in English) (in Czech)"
Nice New Year gifts! I have 7qr20s to, in the oringinal red-blue Tesla box. Seller told its new, i chek it, in my case dot on screen stil visible down to -15 volts between cathode and first grid.
I think that there should be some kind of international repository of these old parts that anyone can order from for free if they need it for some old device that they might be fixing.
I like especially the Nixie and vfd tubes. I would like to see more of them, maybe a project how to use them, because they need a high driving voltage.
You can see more of my nixies, VFD's and numitrons in operation here : th-cam.com/video/QR3HXieMCK0/w-d-xo.html and on my website there are schematic of those clocks: danyk.cz/index_en.html
Nice, i too have some nice electronics and components, especially old, vacum tubes sodium(hot, im using it outdoors) from DDR, and mercury(white) from Poland, old watches, tvs, radios(one on my channel), calculators(Elwro, Elektronika), or vacum tubes, and 70's and 80's chips from Cemi. I can write more, like soviet hairdryer, line phone, or even something like "heater for patching tires". But it's sad, that i can't buy or have new tv or phone made by Elwro or Elektronika. Edit: I don't knew that you will show most of them in video, because i comment this before watch
By any chance.. I'm repairing a tesla DV 10.. wanted a couple more volt meters and school just gave it to me.. actually three of them.. And it uses the 74141 driver chip for the nixies. Do you have a 74141 chip?
@@DiodeGoneWild čože čech?! ja že nejaký ukrajinec si xD Krásna zbierka ja tak som s elektrónkami a teslačmi TO3jkovimi tranzilmy lol. U mna najdeš SUčka GDčka aj 7NU74 (dokonca pár so záručným listom). Napíšem dakujem za nádej :D.
No ten merač frekvencie ma fakt zaujíma čo má vo vnútri, na strednej sme ho našli na praxi a zapojili, hotoví z toho boli aj učitelia že ako to ukazuje tým že to kmitá... 😃
Not the TESLA ones :). What's made in Czechoslovakia, stays in Czechoslovakia! But I could get rid of a few German ones like Z573M, Z566M, Z5660M, Z560M or Z5600M. Let me know... danyk@centrum.cz
What a fantastic collection! I was completely fascinated with it all, especially the Soviet era components! Those Nixie tubes ❤
Some of them are from czechoslovakia, I have the same contactor.
Now you can open your own museum! Great old stuff...
lol
man your comment is genius!
The cat definitely knows value of this items.
Your drawing of that poor guy in the electric chair is priceless.
I can imagine having all of these in my childhood with my friend. I had only one friend that was good at electrical engineering, he was insipred by me, then he started working with me. I can imagine the old project we made :):):), but I almost lost all of them :(:(:(
You reminded all my childhood😢😢
Hilarious drawing of the guy in the electric chair xD looking forward to the video about the frequency meter
Amazing surprising old vintage electronic
Thanks sir for providing extra knowledge which was not taught in engineering
I m electronic hobbyist, I loved your videos
That was amazing, just watching these stuff makes you take a glimpse of the past technology.
Ohh very nice stuff you do have there! Some of which I recognize from my childhood when I take apart old electronics. Unfortunately many of them are lost now (I moved abroad). Warm feelings and sad feelings...
Wow! What a treasure! I've been in electronics for around 35 years and though I love surface mount components, I enjoyed opening those boxes like if I was there doing it my self!
Hey that filter is for my car actually.Nice to see it originally boxed and with ages on it.
It's nice to see all those old components on TH-cam... but I'd still like to be there or have them myself...... so that I could smell them too!
3:23 BLOODY HELL !!!
??????????
Ha, ha, ha, ha... XD
@Unit4258 -
3:23 = a spare part for a small project in Progress
th-cam.com/video/-jWnG4JZgpk/w-d-xo.html ;-)
Bloody f*ck, I actually remember building small electronic projects with similar Soviet era components when I was little in another eastern block country. Yes they were crude and unreliable components, but it brings back memories... ahh those bistable tyr or tyrystors for high voltage switching, those were some crazy days. he-he
The device is a simple relay for circuits with high inductive loads which require bigger gaps on disconecting. It's made in Bulgaria and translation errors like this were very common - in Bulgarian it says "контактор въздушен" which means "contactor aerial".
I remember a small record of a famous Bulgarian singer, containing the song "My way" of Sinatra. The records factory did the translation to Bulgarian, somebody then decided to translate back to English and on the final printed cover the title of the album is "My road".
curious cats getting in boxes... cool components!
That’s some priceless treasure you have there.Especially the soviet era nixie tubes
Great collection - I have never seen so many different shapes of crystals. The little Tesla oscilloscope is very nice. Thanks for showing all this stuff ! I think your cat likes it too, especially if it's in a nice box :o)
This is crazy!! So much amazing and vintage stuff you have in there. I’m a little bit jealous ;)
Wow, I think Fran Blanche should see this! I bet she would like this.
Send her a link :).
Those nixies and displays are beautiful :)
What a collection! Some parts are really interesting.
What an amazing haul you have there, I would love to get my hands on some great vintage equipment like the stuff you have there. Can’t wait to see what you build with that stuff.
Beautiful collection of old school components, remind me of my school period.
Cats are always curious.
Super collection 👍
The watch you build is great
I Love those old transistors and nixies from that era :)
Loved every second of this!
Very good collection for electrical & electronics workshop showcases.
Great collection...
Interesting video. I am go to 1970's feels. Such a nice movement.
Thanks to upload it 😎
Good collection... 👍🏻
Very nice equipment well done for looking after it
Nice collection
some real nice *state-of-the-ark* electronics
Thank you for sharing, DiodeGoneWild and Veritáska. :-)
Ten přízvuk se časem nelepší a nelepší.
Wow awesome collection!
WOW! really interesting bundle of stuff there, looking forward to seeing that Hertz counter. The drawing at 3:30 the eyes, hilarious.:-)
This channel should be named "cat gone wild". The cat is wild and have to show in every video.
Love your cat, very interesting components. That Soviet equipment is beautifully made.
Nice collection!
Cool collection. Thanx for sharing.
So nice box, full of great things. And the cat is so cool 😎
Non sparking buzzer, that's nice. When you have a gas leak and you have a sparking one and someone rings the bell, your house blows up.
awesome treasure! Thanks for sharing mate!
I am huge fan of old electronic components from 1970-1991 i have some of them, because my country was been in Soviet Union and i am from Latvia.
The chips(integrated circuits) are fantastic
Excellent, just 70's components for the clock, maybe they can't easily hack that.
Nice stuffs
Your speakers look like the microphone speakers on the old phones. 1970-1985.You could either unscrew the mouthpiece or unscrew the earpiece and take the speaker out.
I'd love to see more of those glass crystals and dekatrons.
I've never even heard of a dekatron before.
Telephone earpieces and the silver units are carbon granule microphones. You can make an intercom by simply putting an earpiece and microphone in series, with a single AA cell providing power, and have your voice power the speaker.
Did they actually adopt the Réaumur scale in Czechoslovakia? I read it was adopted in France alongside the Celsius scale in the mid-18th century and that it is sometimes still used in Switzerland and Italy in the dairy industry.
where are you buy the component
5:30 what models name numbers for this transistors ? IAM interested in very very old transistors high power
3:16 this timer we have in school on schoolbell system 😂😂
That nixie clock is amazing ;) And those green Tesla resistors :D
Looks very familiar. I have old components too. I believe hundred times of yours. Old components are much better made than today’s. You can’t find good quality electromechanical components even if you want to pay. That frequency meter is very reliable as the tongues are tuned to certain frequency. I really like those.
... it's from "I don't know" ... 🤣 man, i got almost everything from that co. 😁
I actually remember building small electronic projects with similar Soviet era components when I was little in another eastern block country. Yes they were crude and unreliable components, but it brings back memories... ahh those bistable tyr or tyrystors for high voltage switching, those were some crazy days. he-he
Working as engineer in high voltage power stations, i have some neat 1960’s current protection relais, fuses, huge meters and other things laying around at home. the protection relay is really nice to look at its a BBC ISM-21, I have seen some museum pieces from BBC hanging around being replaced by new stuff sad to see them in the thrash😔
As an Australian, I always wondered why Tesla brand is used on everything, so I checked Wikipedia...
The company was established as Elektra on 18 January 1921 and renamed TESLA on 7 March 1946. TESLA had a state-sponsored monopoly on electronics production in Czechoslovakia, and produced nearly all electronic products in the country until 1989.
Hello,
but the brand still exists and independent or even cooperating TESLA companies are still operating and some are not. An example is TESLA Blatná, a.s. where it produces parts for motor vehicles, sensors, custom electronics and mainly electronic components such as power and high-ohmic resistors, chokes and coils and optoelectronic elements (photoresistors, phototransistors, optocouplers and others...). Part of the low-power production was transferred to the VISHAY Draloric/Beyschlag brand (VISHAY Blatná, Dolní rychnov, etc., where metal oxide resistors MBB - SMA0207 or, for example, wire resistors type VISHAY AC are still produced). Also TESLA Stropkov, manufacturer of communication devices (doorbell systems, telephones...), access systems, common electrical installation material (such as sockets, switches, accessories...), industrial telephones and horns, explosion-proof telephones and horns, locks and fittings . Most of the companies formed from the original company TESLA already have a different name, for example HARLINGEN Lanškroun, ALEMA Lanškroun, ESO Ostrava, Keramické Kondenzátory Hradec Králové, ELCERAM, KRYSTALY, Kolektor Tesla Jihlava, TT Klávesnice Jihlava, ON SEMICONDUCTOR ROŽNOV, ALMETO Polná, etc., etc. Unfortunately, these companies have problems with competition. As is known, China with its mass quantity of products of very dubious quality (known not only from videos but from personal experience) has flooded the market and competes on price. It is very sad to see Czech industry and individual companies gradually die and you can't do anything about it. These are quality products and services. > Current market model: The consumer is mainly looking for a low price. All other factors come second <
Have a nice day!
@@alfarekord779 - you are correct about > Current market model: The consumer is mainly looking for a low price. All other factors come second <
We have the same thing in Australia. 60-70 years ago almost everything of high quality that we used was made in Australia. Now we have almost no local industry.
Wonderful!
how did u got those old componenss?
How much power does the cat draw
where you found this tresur
Very nice how did you come by them?
did you have varicond capacitor
I was just reading the wikipedia page about nixie tubes. And at the bottom, the second to last entry under "External links" is a link to DGVs homepage. "Nixie Tube Description and Pictures (in English) (in Czech)"
Really :). I didn't know about this :).
The best box EVER...😍
bloody hell , that resistor and caps tho 😍
Ty digitrony jsou moc krásný.
Beautiful
how you got these components ?
Damn man. {turns green}
@DiodeGoneWild -
RFT @7:38 is an East German ( = DDR ) brand ...
the 9106 tube is supposedly build for 40 Years ...
"This Cat Box Now" Ha Ha...very nice👍
This is the best video ever in your channel
Very cool stuff. I love those nexie tubes they remind me of James bond films. The older one's 👍
It is currently 13.2 Réaumurs in my room. Quite cool, but I like it that way most of the time.
Nice New Year gifts! I have 7qr20s to, in the oringinal red-blue Tesla box. Seller told its new, i chek it, in my case dot on screen stil visible down to -15 volts between cathode and first grid.
Pěkné hodiny!
You'll have to come up with some kind of project with those Nixie tubes.
I think that there should be some kind of international repository of these old parts that anyone can order from for free if they need it for some old device that they might be fixing.
fascinating
Great video !! Love to watch from Bangladesh !!
WOW, nice nixies. would love a vid (or series) about building a vintage clock from this soviet parts.
I have already built a clock of vintage Czechoslovak TESLA parts, but I also think about building a clock of soviet parts :). Maybe in the future...
You have found the treasure my friend
I like especially the Nixie and vfd tubes. I would like to see more of them, maybe a project how to use them, because they need a high driving voltage.
You can see more of my nixies, VFD's and numitrons in operation here :
th-cam.com/video/QR3HXieMCK0/w-d-xo.html
and on my website there are schematic of those clocks:
danyk.cz/index_en.html
Nice, i too have some nice electronics and components, especially old, vacum tubes sodium(hot, im using it outdoors) from DDR, and mercury(white) from Poland, old watches, tvs, radios(one on my channel), calculators(Elwro, Elektronika), or vacum tubes, and 70's and 80's chips from Cemi. I can write more, like soviet hairdryer, line phone, or even something like "heater for patching tires". But it's sad, that i can't buy or have new tv or phone made by Elwro or Elektronika.
Edit: I don't knew that you will show most of them in video, because i comment this before watch
Sad because i destroyed many of them when i was child
0:51
What is that Elevator switch. Is it the overun switch installed in the shaft?
Just admit it, the cat is the brains of the outfit.
Love you from India
you look smart in your profile pic with your jeans high and shirt tucked in.
Are they expensive or cheap?
Where do you find all that cool and old electronic components ?
what treasures!
tesla im love it ! especialy blue funky electrolytyc capacitors
By any chance.. I'm repairing a tesla DV 10.. wanted a couple more volt meters and school just gave it to me.. actually three of them.. And it uses the 74141 driver chip for the nixies. Do you have a 74141 chip?
Nějaký ty Tesla MH74141 a nějaký zahraniční 74141 mám. Jestli je potřebuješ na opravu, tak mi napiš na danyk@centrum.cz
@@DiodeGoneWild čože čech?! ja že nejaký ukrajinec si xD Krásna zbierka ja tak som s elektrónkami a teslačmi TO3jkovimi tranzilmy lol. U mna najdeš SUčka GDčka aj 7NU74 (dokonca pár so záručným listom). Napíšem dakujem za nádej :D.
I love it!
No ten merač frekvencie ma fakt zaujíma čo má vo vnútri, na strednej sme ho našli na praxi a zapojili, hotoví z toho boli aj učitelia že ako to ukazuje tým že to kmitá... 😃
Už se o něm chystá video :).
Please let me know if you ever plan to sell some of those Nixie tubes.
Not the TESLA ones :). What's made in Czechoslovakia, stays in Czechoslovakia! But I could get rid of a few German ones like Z573M, Z566M, Z5660M, Z560M or Z5600M. Let me know... danyk@centrum.cz