The giant nixies were the visitor counters. I used to love going there, it
was a technology showcase owned by Philips. Currently it is a conference
center once the visitor rate fell below the sustainable level. There are a
number of reasons why that happened, and probably in no small part because
t
Hi all-
Apologies for the request, but my google-fu is weak today and coming
up empty...Does anyone happen to have a datasheet or pinouts for the
Noritake Itron EOLF 10D885-AB VFD display?
Thanks in advance.
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It's a bit more difficult to turn a ZX80 into a nixie clock as it doesn't have a NMI circuit (you can add that by using a ZX80 to ZX81 conversion). The NMI is used to build up the screen in SLOW mode (ZX80 doesn't have SLOW mode) and this interrupt vector can be re-directed to your own interrupt ro
That's a beauty ! I've got an old Sinclair ZX80 stashed away. Its the white
bodied one that, I think, precedes this one. I'll have to dig it out, and
see what I can do with it.
On Monday, April 22, 2013 12:14:55 AM UTC-7, Michel wrote:
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> After cleaning out the garage a few weeks ago and stumbl
I probably saw it, but didn't take note of it, when I visited it, back in
'87. Wasn't into nixies at that time. From how brightly lit, that area is,
I'd say that's near the main entrance & cafeteria area, while it was still
a museum.
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O yea, not sure if you mean this exact video, but i found this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWz52-expO8 really nice!
On Tuesday, 23 April 2013 22:08:52 UTC+1, jrehwin wrote:
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> > Hello, i found this image and it looks like its actually neon sign
> shaped like nixie tubes? Unfortunately i do
> Hello, i found this image and it looks like its actually neon sign shaped
> like nixie tubes? Unfortunately i do not have any info about it, i just found
> it in this galery: http://www.evoluon.com/nl/historie/fotogalerij-historie/
> There are some other nice retro futuristic photos if you are
Hello, i found this image and it looks like its actually neon sign shaped
like nixie tubes? Unfortunately i do not have any info about it, i just
found it in this galery:
http://www.evoluon.com/nl/historie/fotogalerij-historie/ There are some
other nice retro futuristic photos if you are intere
Not entirely nixie tube related obviously, but thought this was a pretty
cool implementation using IV-26 tubes..
http://www.ebay.com/itm/HOMEMADE-VFD-Desk-Clock-IV-26-Nixie-Russian-7x7-Matrix-Mulicolor-backlight-/221217949740?pt=US_Digital_Clocks_Clock_Radios&hash=item33819e082c
Nope, still not a
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Thanks Aaron,
I've only been in OZ for about 10 years so I know Dick Smith but not
his Apple II clone :-)
Yes, the possibilities of retro clocks is basically endless. The ZX81
only has 1k RAM including the screen memory and system variables... It
is actually pretty hard to write some clock softwa
Michel, that is beautiful! I love it!
Being in Oz you may also know the Dick Smith CAT computer, an Apple II clone
also known as the Laser 3000. Several years back I designed a 'graphics card'
to interface my CAT to a modern *SVGA LCD screen.
Now you give me an idea - interface it to my Oscillo
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