It's a heatsink for his regulator. A bit overkill but probably something that
was laying around. Clearly a hand made project from old parts but a genuine
nixie clock. Some of my stuff from 50 years ago looked like that but I liked
it! Jeff
Original message From: martin
Listing mentions it was built by his grandfather. It definitely looks
"rough around the edges", but he certainly put his heart into it.
If I ever end up having grandkids, I hope they will keep my clocks alive
with the spare tubes I have rather than sell them on Ebay.
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What are those pin shapes on the right side?
On Wed, Jan 1, 2020 at 19:35 Ron Walsh wrote:
> Looks to be on the same caliber as my clocks. At least it costs a lot
> less than some.
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> ...Semper Fidelis...
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> On Wednesday, January 1, 2020, 10:31:22 PM EST, Terry S <
> tschw10...@gmail.com>
Looks to be on the same caliber as my clocks. At least it costs a lot less
than some.
...Semper Fidelis...
On Wednesday, January 1, 2020, 10:31:22 PM EST, Terry S
wrote:
This caught my eye. Check out the craftsmanship:
This caught my eye. Check out the craftsmanship:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Nixie-Lamp-Clock-Soviet-IN-12/392615788278?hash=item5b69b97ef6:g:JnAAAOSwiCFeCn5Q
I don't know exactly what to think
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> On Jan 1, 2020, at 8:45 AM, Robert G. Schaffrath
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> There were ways to send ASCII symbols to the ASR33 punch that caused
> characters to be formed by the punched dots. My favorite was "DOES NOT
> COMPUTE!".
That's what we did with my TI 57 programmable calculator. It had to be
For me it was a timeshared PDP/11-70 which was located several miles from
my high school. We had two "fast" DecWriter II's running at 300 baud that
were used for normal interactive programming and two ASR33 teletypes that
we could punch our assignments on offline and then upload later when an
Happy New Year everyone. I was just wondering if anyone had made any progress
with any of these displays yet?
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