The kanji on there say "43 Shima" Shima(島) being the character for island.
Looking at other Japanese tubes, I am inclined to believe that it's since form
of lot identification. However, the information is scant, even in Japanese so
it's just a theory.
If you have anything else in Japanese, I
On Mon, Feb 10, 2020 at 8:56 AM Kevin A.
wrote:
> If you are concerned about corroding contacts, I think a spartan amount of
> conductive electrical grease would suffice to them safe from the elements.
>
> Conformal coat can get messy very quickly. Plus, if you ever wanted to
> replace a tube it
If you are concerned about corroding contacts, I think a spartan amount of
conductive electrical grease would suffice to them safe from the elements.
Conformal coat can get messy very quickly. Plus, if you ever wanted to
replace a tube it might be even more of a bear as things might get stuck.
Hello. I live near the coast and my air humidity is pretty high, usually
it's around or above 50% on warmer days and maybe even higher if it rains.
While I store my nixies in containers with a few silica packets, the nixies
that are built into clocks are exposed to the humidity.
I'm wondering
Can anyone read this kanji? Found on the back of an Okaya dekatron - I'm
guessing it's some kind of batch or selection designator, but can't pin it
down.
[image: Kanji.jpg]
Thanks,
Jon.
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Thank you Jon. It's a labor of love!
On Sun, Feb 9, 2020 at 8:27 AM Jon D. wrote:
> Really superb documentation and web page !! A pleasure to look at and
> drool over.
>
> Jon J.
>
> On Friday, December 20, 2019 at 9:13:42 PM UTC-7, Kevin A. wrote:
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>> Just thought I'd share a project I'm
The extra board is an NRF24L01 dongle. I plan to use this radio for
wireless accessories planned for the future, such as a motion sensor and
remote control for the menu system. Since the ESP32 has WiFi/Bluetooth on
board, the microcontroller's internal radio will be used for getting NTP to
update
Sounds like you've been severely bitten by the bug now! Watch out it can
fill your house with all kinds of stuff!
Bill
On Sun, Feb 9, 2020, 8:00 AM jörg wrote:
> Hi, this is Jörg from Germany.
> I live in Hamburg and working as bigdata devops for a retail company.
> I love to fiddle with
That is good
On Sunday, 9 February 2020, 16:08:17 GMT, Jon D.
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Very nice !!
Jon J.
On Sunday, February 9, 2020 at 8:56:47 AM UTC-7, Sgitheach wrote:
Here's Nick showing off a Scope Clock with an orange P12 phosphor CRT.
https://www.instagram.com/p/ B8PIw20HkmH/
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> On Feb 9, 2020, at 11:39 AM, jb-electronics
> wrote:
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> Beautiful! There is just something about these phosphor CRTs...
I have a variety of these. CRTs I mean, not the clock*. The best one is the
tube inside a video test pattern generator. The flying-spot scanner has very
fast phosphor
Very nice !!
Jon J.
On Sunday, February 9, 2020 at 8:56:47 AM UTC-7, Sgitheach wrote:
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>
> Here's Nick showing off a Scope Clock with an orange P12 phosphor CRT.
>
> https://www.instagram.com/p/B8PIw20HkmH/
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>
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Hi, this is Jörg from Germany.
I live in Hamburg and working as bigdata devops for a retail company.
I love to fiddle with electronics and programming.
During my move to Hamburg in 2012, I found a tube in an forgotten
electronics box of mine.
Turns out, that it was a Nixie ZM1000 of an old SW TV
Really superb documentation and web page !! A pleasure to look at and
drool over.
Jon J.
On Friday, December 20, 2019 at 9:13:42 PM UTC-7, Kevin A. wrote:
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> Just thought I'd share a project I'm currently working on. I've enjoyed
> the mod six 7971 clock for a while and was inspired to make
A couple of questions:
1. What is the additional card on the CPU section that would mount on the 2x4
header?
2. Did you try mounting the ZM1350 directly into mill-max sockets before
deciding on the specific mounting scheme you use?
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Beautiful work
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Ok.
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I can only:
$1.00ea IN-1 - 254 pcs. for
That’s really attractive! I like the 24h movement, but the quartz bar really
makes it tick (literally).
Still, your Sperry Radar Clock has to be my hands-down favourite!
- Aaron
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