I've never played with pixies before, but at first glance, they look like 10
individual neons wired with a common cathode. This arrangement is reverse to
how a Nixie is wired (10 cathodes, common anode) so you will need a little
bit of inventiveness to convert existing Nixie solutions to a Pixie
so
On 10-11-05 09:17 AM, marcin wrote:
Does anybody know what kind of tube is it:
http://cgi.ebay.com/NOS-NIB-Comutron-National-Union-Type-USN-CNU-6324-Tube-/160494313933
I've never seen anything like this. Google can't help either.
Cheers,
Marcin
The NU 6324 is Identical to the 6170 except fo
Because i am became a happy owner of four valvo Z550M/ZM1050, i wish
to ask if anyone went thru building a clock based on this nixies. I am
very beginner at this area, to this moment i finish 4 clock kits ;).
But i am not feeling convinient to project something on my own. So if
enyone have some kin
It's worth pointing out that I never spend any time at all worrying
about layout of this circuit, I just put the parts where they fit. This
power supply is very layout forgiving, unlike the MAX1771.
-Adam
Per Jensen wrote:
Sure. No problem.
http://zapro.dk/public/Nixie_SMPS_V1_5/
// Per.
O
Sure. No problem.
http://zapro.dk/public/Nixie_SMPS_V1_5/
// Per.
On 05/11/2010, at 16.11, Shane Ellis wrote:
> I am dreadful at layouts. Can you send a pic, or give me an idea how
> you laid yours out on a board?
> I keep trying to route this myself, and it is not going well.
>
> Thanks
> Sha
A quick google search:
http://www.edaboard.co.uk/where-to-get-fluke-spares-surge-protectors-t358180.html
Looks like if they have a slot, then they are probably spark gaps.
-Adam
Adam Jacobs wrote:
Hi Alex,
Another way of saying "Fusible" is to say "Flame Proof". I have had
poor luck finding
Hi Alex,
Another way of saying "Fusible" is to say "Flame Proof". I have had
poor luck finding such resistors on mouser because they don't allow you
to filter on that attribute, but Digikey will.
I'm not sure about the "Surge Protectors", but a high voltage cap sounds
feasible to me.. One of t
Hi Folks
I blew up my DMM (fluke 77) by applying more than 1200 volts.
A "fuse resistor" blew up, in the manual it says
Res, MF, 1K, fusible (pn: FA8466)
it looks like a 2 watts resistor. I have searched on mouser , but nothing that
looks close.
there are also a pair of "Surge Protectors"
> I am dreadful at layouts. Can you send a pic, or give me an idea how
> you laid yours out on a board?
>
> ... HVPS. Mike's "MC34063 mk1.5"
>
> http://irqxcq.bay.livefilestore.com/y1pKSgv5IGT4Jy1FgmYmEMohZtv4y4qJj...
>
>
http://cid-f9db37b8211ce831.office.live.com/self.aspx/Snippets/Board.gif
He
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160494313933
http://www.tubecollector.org/6324.htm
Its in the trochotron class of beam switching tubes:
http://www.tubecollector.org/6700.htm
http://www.tubecollector.org/vs10g.htm
But instead of being used for counting, its used for commutati
I am dreadful at layouts. Can you send a pic, or give me an idea how
you laid yours out on a board?
I keep trying to route this myself, and it is not going well.
Thanks
Shane
On Oct 27, 10:18 am, Per Jensen wrote:
> On 27/10/2010, at 15.15, Shane Ellis wrote:
>
> > I agree with you. Aesthetical
Does anybody know what kind of tube is it:
http://cgi.ebay.com/NOS-NIB-Comutron-National-Union-Type-USN-CNU-6324-Tube-/160494313933
I've never seen anything like this. Google can't help either.
Cheers,
Marcin
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Hi,
so they actually ARE neon bulbs? What part lights up? The whole large
electrode? That's amazing. Does Dieter know about these? They probably
would've made a neat comma for his CD47 clocks.
Jens
Am 05.11.2010 04:25, schrieb Larry:
The interesting thing about the eBay listing is that it
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