Some time ago I read that it would be good practice to let each
cathode lit at maximum rated current for about 2 minutes, I can't find
that page no more so I am not too sure about the reasoning behind it.
If metal sputters are a cause of the problem, it could more likely
show up in these first 2 mi
On 12/6/12 10:53 PM, Michel wrote:
I wonder what is the best way to test nixie tubes to be fairly sure
they will work just fine.
I encountered a few issues, but this one is new to me. I had tested a
tube and made sure all segments would work. I put them into my circuit
and after a while noticed
You just got unlucky. The metal that sputters off the cathodes, formed
crude metal film resistors; partial short.
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I wonder what is the best way to test nixie tubes to be fairly sure
they will work just fine.
I encountered a few issues, but this one is new to me. I had tested a
tube and made sure all segments would work. I put them into my circuit
and after a while noticed my number 2 digit didn't light up any
I also have $20, shared as 0/100. 0 for Ray and 100 for the
others.
-Oorspronkelijk bericht-
From: Michel
Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2012 9:59 PM
To: neonixie-l
Subject: [neonixie-l] Re: GeekKlok and FLW up for grabs
Hi Ray,
What's happened with your FLW clocks in the past has nothi
Hi Ray,
What's happened with your FLW clocks in the past has nothing to do
with me as I am just a newbie. I did follow this post for a few
reasons, 1, I initially felt sorry for you and I thought someone needs
to help this guy out, 2 after hearing what had happened before, it is
interesting to see
Eh? I think you misread my post Dave - I was referring to the FLW concept,
not people's attitudes ! The point is that no-one needs Ray's designs any
more - the world has moved on - there are better options out there.
As no-one else had received stuff from Ray, I felt it was worth pointing
out t
Yes Ray the waters are filled with, as you put it, 'gators and
crocs' that YOU helped put there. HOWEVER, if you actually do come
through this time, and really do place ALL of the intellectual property
into the public domain. I would be tempted to contribute to an
established fund via Payp
Nick Dec 05 08:04AM -0800
Well, I paid for and received (in about 4 weeks) the two kits I ordered.
However, since then I've built several of Pete's very nice kits and did the
kit part ordering for some of the UK & European customers. Pete's clocks
are far more functiona
On 12/6/12 12:29 AM, Raymond Weisling wrote:
I have tested the waters and find it infested with hungry gators and
crocs. ;-)
So here is what I will do. I will give away all intellectual property
for these several products and variations thereof. ...
Ray,
I'm glad that you came to this decisi
Good on you Ray! One step closer to redemption. Though I probably won't
benefit from your products, I'm sure some in this group will. Here's to a
better future!
On Dec 6, 2012, at 1:29 AM, Raymond Weisling wrote:
I have tested the waters and find it infested with hungry gators and crocs.
;-)
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