Yes, the copper one. It is smaller than the production watch, it also
is not sealed in any way, there's a big hole in the front where water,
dirt, metal filings, etc can enter. The reason it took so long to
design the real watch is that it's a difficult design problem, the
idea of using a screw
@John:
Isn't it the principle of working of the E1T it runs through the digits ? As
far as I remember it is a self counting display.
Yes, but to go from 1 to 2, this clock appears to go 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-0-1-2.
It's
eye catching, but I'm unsure as to why.
- John
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On 2/4/12 10:09 AM, Tidak Ada wrote:
Hi Mike,
Finally I received my UF4007's. Now they packed them in ESD protecting foil.
Are these diodes really so sensitive for ESD or is that 'overkill nonsense'.
I am used to receive and store my diodes (except tunneldiodes and other
specials) in a simple
If the E1T counts uni-directional, I is explainable why. Do you know it is
the fact?
eric
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Thanks, there is a gap in my knowledge about that, because of other
activities last decennia.
eric
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Yes, but to go from 1 to 2, this clock appears to go 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-0-1-2.
It's
eye catching, but I'm unsure as to why.
- John
I hadn't noticed that. I'll have to view the video again. Morris will
probably tell us what's going on.
It is uC driven, and can count upto 30KHz. Its quite
Hi Mike,
Finally I received my UF4007's. Now they packed them in ESD protecting foil.
Are these diodes really so sensitive for ESD or is that 'overkill nonsense'.
Its easier that way, too. Don't make your packing people think too
hard. Hell, I pack my kits, in electrostatic (proof) bags !
A
I wonder if anybody made flash drives that would have tini nixie tubes
at the end (something like IN-17) It would look just really nice when
you would stick the drive in the computer and then he digits would
start to randomly fade/flash or something. Sadly i do not have the
skill to figure that
I'm pulsing them slowly for the visual effect and letting them
overflow because I think they look very attractive while they count.
The rightmost tube cycles every second but that's too frequent for the
rest of them and the visual display just looks messy that way, so I
opted to cycle them every
That would end up being a large-ish flash drive, what with, tube, power
supply, and circuit.
On Sat, Feb 4, 2012 at 1:25 PM, kay486 luckyl...@gmail.com wrote:
I wonder if anybody made flash drives that would have tini nixie tubes
at the end (something like IN-17) It would look just really nice
And what would be the point?
On Feb 4, 4:55 pm, Shane Ellis mime...@gmail.com wrote:
That would end up being a large-ish flash drive, what with, tube, power
supply, and circuit.
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Cobra007 wrote:
You did tick almost all the boxes, but there are 3 items in your list
that I do not really agree on (plus 1 question) :
* Easy to set time
I do not know how much interest you have in watches but it is the only
watch that I know of that you need to open up to change the time.
On 2/4/12 3:17 PM, Cobra007 wrote:
You did tick almost all the boxes, but there are 3 items in your list
that I do not really agree on (plus 1 question) :
* Easy to set time
I do not know how much interest you have in watches but it is the only
watch that I know of that you need to open up to
David Forbes wrote:
On 2/4/12 3:17 PM, Cobra007 wrote:
* Some amount of water resistance
This one I don't really understand because your design is somewhat
perfect for a waterproof watch up to at least 10 meters, so why do you
say it only has some water resistance?
I'm an electrical
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