Hi All,

I have been trying to buy a bunch of NE-68 and NE-81 Neon bulbs to repair 
some Burroughs counting modules that I have where the bulbs have cracked 
and the gas has escaped, the cracks have happened since the modules had 
been stored poorly so the pins corroded. I haven't found any place yet that 
actually has them in stock, when I have tried to buy the ones supposedly in 
stock there were none to be had.

I've also been thinking about if it would be possible to use either a zener 
diode or TVS, one-way or two-way, to emulate the Neon bulb, does anyone 
have any experience with this?

The NE-68/NE-81s are used as voltage dropping elements in the tube circuit, 
have a look 
here: 
http://www.radiomuseum.org/forumdata/users/6435/articles/trochotron/100K_cntr.png
 
where the NE-81 is used.

/Martin

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