I'm an electrical engineer, not a watchmaker. Mass-producing a product
that doesn't fill with water when submerged is MUCH more difficult than
making it so that it won't malfunction if it gets a few raindrops on it.
Try it some time. There are a lot of tricks involved that I'm not privy to.
Considering this was a thread that began as a troll, it appears the
troll(s) were trolled. IE: trolls (^3).
Trolling a troll is the ultimate troll. Unless you get trolled...
underwater.
AFAIK, there are very few women (or even fewer ladies) who would wear
a bulky watch of any kind in public.
Sooo, back to my idea of surgical implants?
John K.
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AFAIK, there are very few women (or even fewer ladies) who would wear
a bulky watch of any kind in public.
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Regards, Jeff
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David has been spending quite a bit of his valuable time lately making
watches. I think his watch is due for a price increase. There are a
lot of other things he needs to be working on, instead of spending his
time doing the menial labor of watch assembly, and increasing the
price should reduce
On 2/5/12 7:18 AM, Jeff Thomas wrote:
AFAIK, there are very few women (or even fewer ladies) who would wear
a bulky watch of any kind in public. Maybe some paste eating geek girl
would, but she already has mine.
The ladies I know are not your typical ladies. After all, they like guys
like
Yeah. That's saying a lot. Glad you found one/some of them.
All I found is my wife, but she simply puts up with me. If I had one that
actually liked me, I could go far. :-X
Sorry Dave, I had to start wearing one of my more expensive watches since
the battery died. STILL waiting on a
On 2/5/12 11:01 AM, kay486 wrote:
Idk how large it would had to be for the tube to be able to take the
power from the usb.
On Feb 4, 10:55 pm, Shane Ellismime...@gmail.com wrote:
That would end up being a large-ish flash drive, what with, tube, power
supply, and circuit.
You could power up
Anyone have a source for 5025 nixie tubes? Either Burroughs or
National will do. Thanks.
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On 2/5/12 1:59 PM, LarryWorks wrote:
Anyone have a source for 5025 nixie tubes? Either Burroughs or
National will do. Thanks.
Richardson lists them as in stock.
http://www.rell.com/Pages/Product-Details.aspx?productId=56582
Give them a call; they might actually sell a quantity to you at a
If anyone has a copy of Cold Cathode Glow Discharge Tubes by G F
Weston that they would be interested to sell, please contact me off-
list.
Thanks,
Jon.
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Yes, you're right Jeff. I thought this threat was about nixie watch
madness, it appeared to be about rechargeable batteries and it ends up
in deep sea :-). Well, that is, if it ends here of course.
Went to Darling Harbour yesterday to see some Dragon Boat racing. Is
still on topic right? I mean,
Saw this posted by Seth on TCA Group:-
Aspen Pittman is selling off machine tools, and vacuum tube parts on eBay.
These were from the Owensboro GE plant. They include grid forming machines,
sealers, evacuation pumps, etc. Price (bidding) starts at $30K for all? Most of
the NOS USA parts are
On 2/5/12 3:35 AM, Cobra007 wrote:
That new ladies watch you showed me on facebook is totally different
from your current men's watch. It will be exciting to see that one
when completed, especially how you will incorporate changing the time
on that one as it doesn't have a round dial. Will all
For those of you who ordered and built Mike's Dekatron spinner -- like
I did -- I thought I'd let you know that I'm designing an acrylic
enclosure and having it built by the same local (Minneapolis) fellow
who built cases for me for my FLW clock and my big nixie clock.
My Dekatron is a GC10/4B,
yes and yes
--- On Thu, 2/2/12, Nicholas Stock nickst...@gmail.com wrote:
From: Nicholas Stock nickst...@gmail.com
Subject: [neonixie-l] Nuts and Volts.
To: neonixie-l@googlegroups.com
Date: Thursday, February 2, 2012, 7:29 PM
Guys (and gals)...are any of you Nuts and Volts subscribers? If
Cobra007 wrote:
Since you will incorporate some buttons, I would also add a setting so
that the user can choose to disable the tilt sensor. I am sure it will
work in normal daily life activities, but while playing tennis or golf
and perhaps in many other situations (setting up camping), IMO it
Terry,
I'll be interested, again! I am using a OG-3. Will you have a picture of the
case?
Regards,
Don
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On Feb 5, 2012, at 6:09 PM, Terry S tschw10...@aol.com wrote:
For those of you who ordered and built Mike's Dekatron spinner -- like
I did -- I thought I'd let you
On Feb 5, 10:01 am, David Forbes dfor...@dakotacom.net wrote:
On 2/5/12 9:35 AM, Jeff Thomas wrote:
On Feb 5, 7:38 am, J Forbesjforbnos...@selectric.org wrote:
I'd sure like to see some competition in the Nixie watch business.
Having only one design available is a drag. Get working on
Hey John-
I can't seem to find anything on ebay-
Got a link to that ,please?
-Thanks-
-Dylan
On Feb 5, 2:48 pm, JohnK yend...@internode.on.net wrote:
Saw this posted by Seth on TCA Group:-
Aspen Pittman is selling off machine tools, and vacuum tube parts on eBay.
These were from
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