> Kees Stravers, owner of the website about the Evoluon, reports that they were
> scrapped when the museum closed in 1989.
boo.
mcl
3 feet high is a bit too large, hi, but the pictures on the website brings back
memories.
I remember the “coffee” machine, but back then (the way I remember it), it had
vertically
mounted an X / Y slider to generate “coffee!”/ “coffee?”
I know Kees, a few years ago I helped him a bit moving
> On Aug 17, 2023, at 11:01 AM, Henk Gooijen via cctalk
> wrote:
>
> Yes, I remember those “nixies”. When you entered the building it was
> impossible to _not_ see them.
> If you walked under them, you ended up in the restaurant.
>
> The “do-things-yourself” museum is long gone, but the
> On Aug 17, 2023, at 11:01 AM, Henk Gooijen via cctalk
> wrote:
>
> Yes, I remember those “nixies”. When you entered the building it was
> impossible to _not_ see them.
> If you walked under them, you ended up in the restaurant.
>
> The “do-things-yourself” museum is long gone, but the
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Onderwerp: [cctalk] Re: Nixies..
Neat. Their products are amazingly expensive, though.
Depending on your definition that might actually be the second largest.
Philips built neon displays that visually look exactly like Nixie tub
Neat. Their products are amazingly expensive, though.
Depending on your definition that might actually be the second largest.
Philips built neon displays that visually look exactly like Nixie tubes that
were much larger. Those are technically different: a Nixie tube uses multiple
electrodes
