[neonixie-l] GeekKlok, FLW data to be in Public Domain

I am preparing (almost finished) putting together a number of folders containing all design and production info on these products. The data will be in ZIP'd or RAR'd files. (Preference?) David Forbes, one of the first 10-20 charter members of Neonixie-L, has offered to host it, but I am waiting

[neonixie-l] Re: Wanted: Y-4075 datasheet

> I'd suggest emailing the good folks at decadecounter.com and asking them... They have this statement on their site: 4. We are not a datasheet archive. If it's not on the site, it's not available. Thanks for finding at least some data, it's better than nothing. > Note that the data sheet states

Re: [neonixie-l] Anybody have any ITS1A for sale?

Joe, I thought that once you met the oddball voltage requirements that these were easily driven with TTL logic levels? So your uC or whatever is the driver? Wanna sell the ones you have? :-0 Jonathan On 12/16/2012 6:55 PM, Joseph Bento wrote: That's the thyratron based 7-segment display?

Re: [neonixie-l] Wanted: Y-4075 datasheet

> I have a few unmarked VFD tubes that I belive is the General Electric > Y-4075, but know nothing about them. They looks exactly as the tube > pictured at: > > That's the only information I has found about them. > > Have tried to apply f

[neonixie-l] Wanted: Y-4075 datasheet

I have a few unmarked VFD tubes that I belive is the General Electric Y-4075, but know nothing about them. They looks exactly as the tube pictured at: That's the only information I has found about them. Have tried to apply filament voltag

[neonixie-l] Re: Anybody have any ITS1A for sale?

Thyratrons are quite smart in that way that when you have triggered them they stay on until you remove the power or pulse them to extinguish them. This means that any driver logic just has to drive them the instant that you want to display something, after that the driving logic can hibernate o