The sad thing is that one could totally fit a proper Nixie power supply
in there, using for example a TaylorEdge module (they are tiny!) coupled
to a reasonable 12V supply. Jens
On 7/4/2017 4:41 AM, Roddy Scott wrote:
Looks like a 240vac to 110vac electric shaver supply with the shaver
plug cut off!
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