All of my wooden clocks have ran for years with no issues.
From: Quixotic Nixotic
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Sent: Saturday, January 25, 2014 12:21 AM
Subject: Re: [neonixie-l] Steampunk
On 25 Jan 2014, at 06:10, Michel van der Meij wrote:
> I would fe
yes, but how about after 5 or 10 years and say 100 clocks. It's still wood and as we all know, electronic parts that fail can get very hot.
Michel
on Jan 25, 2014, Quixotic Nixotic wrote:
On 25 Jan 2014, at 06:10, Michel van der Meij wrote:> I would feel a bit anxious to leave a wooden clock swi
On 25 Jan 2014, at 06:10, Michel van der Meij wrote:
> I would feel a bit anxious to leave a wooden clock switched on for say 24
> hrs/day, especially if it is not my own design. Just worried it would catch
> fire at a moment I am asleep or not there. Is that just me or do other people
> have t
I would feel a bit anxious to leave a wooden clock switched on for say 24 hrs/day, especially if it is not my own design. Just worried it would catch fire at a moment I am asleep or not there. Is that just me or do other people have that same worry?
I quite like the design though, not an immediate
But it's all hand selected!
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> My feelings are best left unspoken,
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> https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1692415722/steampunk-nixie-clock
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> John S
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My feelings are best left unspoken,
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How about this for a ZIF design:
The contacts take the form of tubes with slits cut axially all round leaving
rings uncut top and bottom to form a sort of tubular cage with no roof or floor.
If the top ring is twisted while the bottom one is held the tube will collapse
to a hyperboloid "cooling
I don't think ZIF sockets are necessary -- too much complexity -- but a LIF
(low insertion force) socket would be cool.
Imagine a socket consisting of a solid round cylinder core, with spring
tensioned contacts surrounding the core, that would press against the pins
when the tube is placed ove
For any bent tube pins I've encountered, I have used some angled needle
nosed pliers and *very gently* straightened them by gently squeezing the
pin flat in the jaws of the pliers. I always avoid doing this too close to
the glass envelope as you'll risk cracking it. The pins on the IN-18's tend
to
Hi Eric
This panel is very new to me , to be honest, I do not know what kind of
panel it is, but I hope it's text one. ;-)
Thanks for your tip. I have found on glass panel itself it says SSP412H27B
Best regards, Konstantin
On Friday, January 24, 2014 3:00:29 PM UTC, Tidak Ada wrote:
> Hi
Here's how I straighten pins. First of all I NEVER hold on to the glass
of a tube while straightening pins. I use a small pair, of smooth jaw,
duck bill pliers, by placing them on the pin in the area of the bend and
then squeeze the handles gently. Move around, and up and down on the pin
to sev
Hi Konstantin,
Can you tell to witch Selfscan® display the pannel belongs? That would be
easier to look for information.
Is it a linear bargraph, a 270° meter display, or a tekst display?
eric
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My cat tipped my nixiechron to the floor. Only one tube got broken, but other 3
has severly bent pins. What is the best way to get them streight again ?
Regards
Alex
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on 3:36 mark there is brief countdown display scene featuring Nixie tubes.
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