Hi folks, 

I have had some time to troubleshoot my clock.  I found that when running in 
night mode the tubes are supplied with around 1 mA, and when in day mode are 
supplied 5 mA.  These readings are taken between the annode resistor (10k) and 
annode.  My understanding is the tubes should receive between 4-6 mA.  Could 
the lower night mode current be causing the problems with positioning? I did 
confirm the tubes are suffering poisioning because I have been able to 
rejuvenate them by running the offending digits at 10 mA for between 30 min to 
3 hours.  I'm thinking of running the clock on day mode continuously to see if 
the tubes begin to heal themselves.  Thoughts? Anything else I should be 
looking at? 

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