Hi Folks and thanks for inclusion into the group!
I got started with Nixie tubes when I built a large Steam Punk lamp for my
daughter's birthday last year and it looked kind of lacking in the middle,
that is when I discovered nixie tubes. I added a little IN-12A kit to it
and I have been hooked
Dalibor,
As an expert on the materials used in the manufacture of nixie tubes, would you
recommend any method of cleaning or neutralizing the corrosion of the pins and
seals? Is there any chemical that could neutralize the chemical reaction of
the pins which would slow down the proces
Thank you for sharing this - it really is brilliant and has given me some
inspiration (now all I need is the skill) [😊]
Russell.
From: neonixie-l@googlegroups.com on behalf of
Eric Cohen
Sent: 13 July 2016 00:03
To: neonixie-l
Subject: [neonixie-l] Nixie Tub
Thought y'all might be interested in my conversion of a 1971 Singer/Friden
EC1117 nixie tube calculator into an Android controlled date/time clock
with arbitrary digit display. This will probably make more sense after
watching a demo of it in operation here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mib
It is possible, the cathodes are usually stainless steel and they do
not get poissoned on air. Once the stack is mounted and sealed in new
tube, it is necessary to do ageing procedure again..
Dalibor
2016-07-12 21:16 GMT+02:00 Charles MacDonald :
> On 16-07-12 02:13 PM, Dalibor Farný wrote:
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>>
Is the board getting power? I.e. have you tested with a voltmeter that the
DC adapter works? Simple I know
On Tue, Jul 12, 2016 at 12:25 PM, Austin Oberholtzer <
austinoberholt...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey,
>
> I just bought the Blue Dream and fully assembled it. I've ran through all
> the sold
Hey,
I just bought the Blue Dream and fully assembled it. I've ran through all
the soldering points and they appear to be ok. But when I plug it in,
nothing happens. There doesn't seem to be any trouble shooting guides or
help of the like so I turned here. Anyone have a good suggestion where to
On 16-07-12 02:13 PM, Dalibor Farný wrote:
Hello,
if the tubes is faulty, there must be a cause. If any of the pins is
leaky, it is practically not repairable. To refill the tube, you need
to open it and weld a glass tube onto remaining of previous evacuation
pipe.
could someone very skilled t
Hello,
if the tubes is faulty, there must be a cause. If any of the pins is
leaky, it is practically not repairable. To refill the tube, you need
to open it and weld a glass tube onto remaining of previous evacuation
pipe. This is tricky because old tubes are usually made of soft glass
which is pr
Well.this question was inevitable.Could the tube be regassed ?
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Hi Jeff,
I guess it is a leak along one of the pins, dumet seals can corrode (it is
a copper plated nickel-iron wire). I would be interested to do a leak test
on a helium leak detector. Of course if you can miss the tube.
Just a very small (tiny tiny!) amount of air is enough to ruin the balanc
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