Hopefully your datasheet can be found here:
http://www.tube-tester.com/sites/nixie/nixie-tubes.htm
If you can't find the datasheets, it's not hard to figure-out the pinout if
you have a high-voltage supply (about 200V) and some resistors. Start with
a higher value, around 100K, to limit the cur
There is also the Schober auto tuner AT-1. However it is a tuner based
off a strobe disc and a combination of 12AU7/12AX7 tubes and four NE-2
neon's. Page 149 of the Richard Dorf book "electronic musical
instruments". It would be similar to the Conn.
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I think this would be a fabulous application for Nixie tubes but there is very
little out there. Not being an electrical engineer, designing one myself is not
an option. I did find this one below but no updates and the schematic may as
well be gibberish to me. Does anyone know if there are any
I had also wanted to mention, But forgot, That I do not have the data
sheets for these Nixies on hand and I am not near them currently however
each tube should have the 8 pin connectors. I will verify and post some
pictures later.
Thanks,
JO
On Friday, September 23, 2016 at 11:24:34 AM UTC-5,
All,
I am in the process of working on a very ambitious Nixie project. I had
posted a little while back about my project which is to create a clock that
uses the special character nixies to spell out the time. It will require 36
tubes, and I have tracked down most of them. As I draw closer to f
I had an IN-17 break on me and I was surprised at how little force broke it.
John S
On 23 Sep 2016, at 16:12, Trumpeter wrote:
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> I have a lot of my other tubes stored loose in plastic bags (20-30 in a large
> ziplock for instance) then placed inside a box with a label that indicted the
>
I have a lot of my other tubes stored loose in plastic bags (20-30 in a large
ziplock for instance) then placed inside a box with a label that indicted the
tube type. This incident with the in-17 makes me rethink this practice. The
glass on the in17 is surprisingly thin.
My wife thinks I'm
Hi and welcome! IN17s aren't really any different to other tubes I've
encountered in terms of fragility, so it's either a freak tube or somebody
dropped something on the box.
Nick
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> On Sep 23, 2016, at 07:32, Trumpeter wrote:
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> Hello all,
>
> I'm new here but this
Hello all,
I'm new here but this is a great resource, glad I found it.
When I received my kit (pv electronics kit with 4xIN12 and 2xIN-17) I unwrapped
the tubes to inspect and placed them back in the box loose, thinking nothing of
it. When it was time to solder the IN-17s to the board I found
