Maybe some people (including myself) want to preserve them for the
future? I know there are many opinions about this, but I don't get all
this recent activities along the lines of "people should not sell Nixie
tubes for high prices" and "people should not put Nixie tubes in boxes."
I personally think that people should enjoy their Nixie tubes, and that
comes in many facets. Build a clock? Go for it! Want to preserve and
document them? Sure thing! Just let everybody choose their own way :)
Jens
On 2020-02-27 1:44 p.m., gregebert wrote:
....or....build a clock so you can /_enjoy_/ them. What good is a
bunch of 50+ year old tubes sitting in the box ?
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