XIN world line change detector

The world line detector that I have been dreaming about for a long time was finally completed before graduating from college, and the results are pretty good.

I was surprised that the 8 IN14 tubes I bought when I was a sophomore still work well after being stored for 2 years.

I couldn't find the yellow capacitor, so I pinched it with the black capacitor.

The hardware is made of 2-layer double-layer boards, and the top plate is specially painted yellow.

For code testing, refer to the procedures of the boss at Station B.

The outer shell is made of brushed stainless steel, and the corners are also purchased and folded from stainless steel.

Post from a year ago: The cover is the previous world line change detector. I wanted to finish it at that time, but the epidemic caught up with it on the fourth day after sending the prototype board. I was helpless. Finally, I thought about it and opened a new post to make up for the previous regrets.