On Monday, March 4, 2013 10:03:40 PM UTC+10:30, NoCampersFluffy wrote:

> If you grab the datasheet from Dieter's site, which has the extended 
> datasheet for an IN-3, the explanation for the arrow is listed just under 
> the diagram on page 2.  The arrow points to the Cathode. 


Thanks to all for the replies. Have to say that I'd never have matched up 
the arrow on that picture to something on the tube, based on the text; I 
couldn't see the arrow on the tube until I knew it was there and had a good 
peer for it, and reading the Cyrillic phonetically, couldn't guess at any 
meanings. Think I really do need glasses (and didn't occur to me to chuck 
it under my assembly microscope.)

As regards prototyping, I'm one of the cautious types who tends not to 
build anything - and certainly won't apply power to anything - until I have 
exhausted the possibilities of the datasheet/manufacturer's 
helpdesk/friendly online community. I guess it's a combination of OCD and 
habits gained working with Expensive Silicon ;-) The PCB in question is 
actually my prototype for this. I tried going back to matrix board, but 
find it such a complete pain to wire up, I'd rather do the work in Eagle - 
which also gives me a schematic for reference - and chuck the whole thing 
onto Kinsten positive photoresist coated PCB stock. [For smaller, 
non-prototype, stuff which I don't need in a hurry, I get the boards made 
by OSHPark.]

Thanks again to all; will now press on and assemble the PCB for the little 
boost converter, then start fine-tuning resistor values.

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