I'd say option two. Less authentic but more DIY friendly.
Amazing work. Very impressed. The tubes look astounding.
Jonathan
There are two ways: - a common nixie layout like B13B. It looks
authentically, would fit into existing clocks/kits, but designing a
board for it is not easy and also finding right pins for making a socket
takes some time.. - a 2x6 header pin that would fit into a standard 1/10
inch grid - easy to get a female connectors to PCB, there is also a
possibility to fit the tube socket with some ICs (7442) so that only 6
pins would be necessary to make. However this solution doesnt look much
"vintage", it is not authentical.. What way would You personally go?
Thanks! PS: for those who havent seen the clock yet:
http://dalibor.farny.cz/introducing-shanghaitime-nixie-clock/
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