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Saw "Geezers In Space" (aka "Space Cowboys") and looks like there are Sovtek 6922's mounted on one of the circuit boards on the orbiting Soviet tactical nuke satellite supposedly launched in 1983. I know about the EMP advantage, but does it make sense to launch something with vacuum tubes and expect no maintenance requirements in 17 years?
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Topic - Victor, are vacuum tubes a good choice for an orbiting satellite armed with nukes? - TAFKA Steve 15:54:03 08/08/00 (5)
- Re: Victor, are vacuum tubes a good choice for an orbiting satellite armed with nukes? - Pam 19:34:26 08/08/00 (1)
- Re: Victor, are vacuum tubes a good choice for an orbiting satellite armed with nukes? - Victor Khomenko 06:42:11 08/09/00 (0)
- Re: Victor, are vacuum tubes a good choice for an orbiting satellite armed with nukes? - Victor Khomenko 16:32:48 08/08/00 (2)
- For once it is horse shoes - Edp 11:51:50 08/09/00 (0)
- Sorry, missing block of text - here it is - Victor Khomenko 06:26:09 08/09/00 (0)
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