On 13-07-07 09:08 PM, David Forbes wrote:
I look on ebay now and then to see what's cooking with Nixie tubes. Also, notice the big fat ITAR export warning at the bottom of the listing. We must not let this technology fall into the wrong hands, or the shoe bombers will add Nixie tube down-counters to their explosive footwear!
Perhaps the seller got it directly from a US government surplus sale. They often have such terms and conditions, including no sales to non-US citizens. Most electronic parts ARE subject to ITAR BTW. Fortunately there are general Licences that most "normal" parts in small quantities fall under.
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