Monday, March 21, 2016

Could Grayson's Arduino Thermatron Shield Protect Us From Digi Domination?

Something old, something new, eh Grayson?   The author of "Hollow State Design" is engaged in an (I suppose) admirable effort to bridge the gap between our beloved Thermatrons and those new-fangled Arduinos.  Here Grayson tries to explain and justify his flirtation with the dark side:

I want to do some experimenting with Thermatrons and Arduino.  Sound weird?  Maybe not.
I really like playing around with the Arduino even though it violates my ban on digital technology in my shop. (My excuse is I am trying to use it teach my son something he can use to get a job someday.)

Sure Grayson.  That's what they all say.  "I was doing it for the kid..." 

Kidding aside, that tube shield looks pretty cool.  And I like the MeTubes base for the Thermatron.



2 comments:

  1. I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one mating Arduinos (Arduini?) and thermatrons. I was beginning to worry about my mental health. Not that this isn't still a concern, but at least I'm not the only one suffering from this disorder.

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  2. Wait a minute! Where's the high voltage and filament voltage?

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