Hi,
Recently bought a couple of Monoscope CK1414F10C tubes in varying
condition. One has quite corroded base pins, anode cap, and target pin,
apparently due to acid disintegration of the original packing foam.
Pics: https://imgur.com/a/ofE78Zs
I believe the pins are likely nickel. Is there a
Well, quite a bit of 'documentation' is not a lot more reliable than eBay
descriptions actually... Particularly if there's any mention of argon -
there are dekatrons that contain argon, but not very many.
There are quite a few questions blended together in your ask:
- Ageing. The key thing
A-101s are phenolic-base, and very reliable. Mine has been running 24/7 for
7 years now, with no signs of degradation.
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That should be just Neon or Argon... I should probably follow documentation
over ebay descriptions.
On Thursday, 13 February 2020 10:02:34 UTC, John Snow wrote:
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> Is there any difference between base material for ageing/working lifespan?
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> How about if it has a Argon/Neon or a
Is there any difference between base material for ageing/working lifespan?
How about if it has a Argon/Neon or a Helium/Hydrogen fill?
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Sorry that I don’t share the electronics. See
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/neonixie-l/txmEbShA3CI (I’m not an
EE...)
For the keyboard I’m using a HT16K33 in a 3 x 9 matrix
The display board uses 5 cascaded HV5622 shift registers. Since the IN-17
has no dot, I had to use 3mm
