Univibe LDR alternatives
- Lithium_Grim
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Ok, reviving an old discussion . The tried and tested LDR's (NSL-7532) are EOL and/or you can find them for crazy amounts of money. Does anyone know of new (still in production) alternatives for Univibe LDR's?
I found that there are still 9203 LDR and NSL-7530, but I do not know their production status or if they are EOL.
To be short. Do you know and tested still in production LDR's that make a lush Univibe (using a lamp, not LED like, Neovibe, Habinger x, etc.)?
I found that there are still 9203 LDR and NSL-7530, but I do not know their production status or if they are EOL.
To be short. Do you know and tested still in production LDR's that make a lush Univibe (using a lamp, not LED like, Neovibe, Habinger x, etc.)?
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- andregarcia57
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- Lithium_Grim
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Thanks for the replies!
I have a whole selection of GL55 series LDR's except for the 5547 which on paper should be a good alternative.
What do you think are the primairy requirements for selecting an LDR?
Spread in resistance between light and dark? Switching speed R on to R off (and vv)? minimum resistance, maximum resistance, or something completely different?
I have a whole selection of GL55 series LDR's except for the 5547 which on paper should be a good alternative.
What do you think are the primairy requirements for selecting an LDR?
Spread in resistance between light and dark? Switching speed R on to R off (and vv)? minimum resistance, maximum resistance, or something completely different?
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- BMS1971
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Yes very close from what I use. did you tried it on a regular Univibe design? How accurate are they? Do you need to sort them?
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Benoit
- andregarcia57
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- Lithium_Grim
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Thx, however I do not have any social media anymore as I left all of them since 2022 and I must say I am still very happy I left them.
How would you compare the 2 LDRs? Is one deeper sounding than the other? Other differences?
How would you compare the 2 LDRs? Is one deeper sounding than the other? Other differences?
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- BMS1971
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I just got some of them, will try today and post here comments
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Benoit
- Lithium_Grim
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How did you place them? Flat, 45 degree angle or 90 degree angle relative to the bulb. Distance to bulb? With/without light shield?
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- BMS1971
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By experience I put them flat facing up so light is coming from bouncing back from inside LDR/Lamp cover. I prefer the sound than facing directly lamp. I never tried 45°Lithium_Grim wrote: ↑06 Sep 2023, 19:08 How did you place them? Flat, 45 degree angle or 90 degree angle relative to the bulb. Distance to bulb? With/without light shield?
Benoit
- Lithium_Grim
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Ok, I tested a lot of different LDR's and I found the GL-5626 very .. no extremely nice. Still have not found real NSL-7532 so if someone has some for a reasonable price I would love to buy some. Honestly I like the whole Chinese GL-55xx/56xx series and they are very useful.
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try 5528Lithium_Grim wrote: ↑07 Oct 2023, 13:22 Ok, I tested a lot of different LDR's and I found the GL-5626 very .. no extremely nice. Still have not found real NSL-7532 so if someone has some for a reasonable price I would love to buy some. Honestly I like the whole Chinese GL-55xx/56xx series and they are very useful.
Benoît
- andregarcia57
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5528 ldr