I built a John Smout design 2 digit nixie clock a while ago, you can see 
more information about his design on his site at 
https://www.clock-it.net/charlieplexing-two-nixie-tubes/.

On Wednesday, 8 September 2021 at 15:04:47 UTC+10 LB wrote:

> The first nixie clock I built was a two-tube design, though it's full of 
> bodges and questionable design choices and would definitely not fit into a 
> lightbulb. It uses two B-5855s, two DM160 VFDs, two K155ID1s, and a nodemcu 
> for NTP. I suppose the electronics could be placed in the base of the bulb, 
> with the tubes in the bulb itself.
>
> On Saturday, September 4, 2021 at 7:29:28 PM UTC-7 Richard Scales wrote:
>
>> I have a 2 digit design - though I don't see it fitting in to a light 
>> bulb!
>> If I want ed to make something really small then I'd look at the people 
>> making watches and use their electronics.
>> My 2 tube clock is better suited to Z566/IN-18 sized tubes. In fact I 
>> have used the same hardware to drive four smaller tubes such as IN-8.
>> See details of the Dobly 3.1 clock here: 
>> http://www.nixology.uk/dobly-3-1/
>> (so called as it can drive 4 tubes but the 4th one can only display two 
>> of the cathodes so it's a 12hr clock with 0+1 or a 24hr clock with 1+2 (no 
>> leading 0!)
>> WIth 2 tubes - its a 24hr clock that shows time, date, temperature and 
>> air pressure.
>>
>>
>> On Saturday, 4 September 2021 at 21:38:53 UTC+1 David Chambers wrote:
>>
>>> Hi, I wonder if anybody knows of a 2 digit Nixie clock or kit? About 10 
>>> years ago I made a 2 digit clock housed in a standard UK light bulb for on 
>>> of my brothers. I purchased programmed pics from "Fixitsan" of Smartclock 
>>> fame.
>>> I would realy like to recreate this clock, but can't seem to find 
>>> anybody who does 2 digit designs. Thanks, David
>>>
>>

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