Or:  For IN-8, you could just purchase a kit from Pete at PV Electronics.   
There are others. Already have lighted bases,  robust menus, GPS support and 
established code.  All on a nice clean board. 
It's a fallback if you end up suffering from scope-creep when you realize how 
much work it takes to do a nice clean design.  
Just a suggestion if life gets complicated.   :) 



-------- Original message --------
From: Jason Perez <[email protected]> 
Date: 8/22/2016  7:53 PM  (GMT-06:00) 
To: neonixie-l <[email protected]> 
Subject: Re: [neonixie-l] Help with IN-8 tube mount for Threeneuron's 6 digit 
clock 



On Monday, August 22, 2016 at 4:40:00 PM UTC-4, jrehwin wrote:> By the way I 
also ordered the LED bases for IN-8 tubes from the Nocrotec Shop on ebay. So if 
there were some way I could integrate all of that into a printed board that 
would be excellent!



Do you actually want to mount the Nocrotec sockets onto another PCB, or did you 
want a PCB that you can put the LEDs and IN-8s in directly?  Since the Nocrotec 
sockets are actually just

small PCBs, it seems a little silly to mount them onto another PCB.  I can of 
course, but I'm not sure if that's what you want.


Right, I realize now it would be redundant. The first thing I wanted that lead 
me to the nocrotec sockets was, a socket of any kind. I wanted the ability to 
remove the IN-8's without de-soldering them. The lighted part was nice bonus. 
However, yes I suppose I could just use the sockets supplied with the nocrotec 
base kit and put them into your board. Basically I realized that this would not 
meet my desire to be neat and plug-and-play. To be able to go from the nixie 
tube contact pads through circuit traces to the ribbon cable.  
Given the choice I would prefer to have a single integrated board and discard 
the six individual lighted socket boards I bought. A single board with 
integrated led's. 
A note on the led power, depending on how I get power to the LED's perhaps you 
could run that part of the circuit to a separate two pin connector? Again, I'm 
not sure at this moment where I can tap into the main board for power.



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