I had a larger one up to a few years ago, until I was careless and let it
get broken, that ran on 120 VAC and had a standard edison base like regular
light bulbs for household use. The bulb was about 2 inches in diameter. I
think it was from the 1950's. No idea what it's intended use was,
Nice. Chinese place near my office has it too but haven't been by there at
night...
On Sat, Dec 19, 2020, 8:46 PM martin martin wrote:
> This is in Camarillo, CA
> USA
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> Real neon surround the building!
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> On Saturday, December 19, 2020, Yohan Park wrote:
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>> Not counting the
Cool!
I live in a small town and I know every single neon on the street.
Unfortunately there aren't much :(
Will also take some pics and post them here.
On Sunday, December 20, 2020 at 3:46:03 AM UTC+1 martin martin wrote:
> This is in Camarillo, CA
> USA
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> Real neon surround the building!
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Not counting the novelty bulbs (flickering flame, Flamingo, Heart shape) is
there an E27 type neon bulb available?
The largest I can find is an E14 bulb made by Elfin, Italy.
Not for the Russians it wasn't... ;)
On Sunday, December 20, 2020 at 1:29:10 AM UTC+1 gregebert wrote:
> Shortly after, the MAN-2 came out. It's a 5x7 matrix and could display the
> ASCII character set. I still have 2 samples my father got from a vendor
> sometime around 1973. That was the
Not for the Russians it wan't... ;)
On Sunday, December 20, 2020 at 1:29:10 AM UTC+1 gregebert wrote:
> Shortly after, the MAN-2 came out. It's a 5x7 matrix and could display the
> ASCII character set. I still have 2 samples my father got from a vendor
> sometime around 1973. That was the
Ha ha ha
Yeah do it :D
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Kevin A.
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Subject: Re: [neonixie-l] Nixie tube with 10x "7" digits
I've always wanted to offer $7.77 and see what happens. Think I'll do it.
On Sat, Dec 19,
I've always wanted to offer $7.77 and see what happens. Think I'll do it.
On Sat, Dec 19, 2020 at 7:52 PM Yohan Park wrote:
> Probably a test unit of some sort?
> Looks like an IN-14 with fine grid.
> Price is ridiculous of course but it's interesting to see anyway :)
> https://ebay.us/moLp4c
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Probably a test unit of some sort?
Looks like an IN-14 with fine grid.
Price is ridiculous of course but it's interesting to see anyway :)
https://ebay.us/moLp4c
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Shortly after, the MAN-2 came out. It's a 5x7 matrix and could display the
ASCII character set. I still have 2 samples my father got from a vendor
sometime around 1973. That was the beginning of the end for nixies.
On Saturday, December 19, 2020 at 12:55:00 AM UTC-8 Mark Moulding wrote:
> I
I have here a foulder that shows a green Monsanto LED (MV2) with a price of
Hfl. 550,- (Only visible in the dark!). Before Jan 1970
Later prices:
(Jan. 1970) (May 1971) (Jan
1972)(Aug 1972)
MV2 Hfl. 25,00
Sounds good. For me only pcb and parts please.
peter@gmail.com schrieb am Freitag, 18. Dezember 2020 um 22:34:34 UTC+1:
> Glad to hear!
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> Pete
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> On Friday, December 18, 2020 at 12:00:39 PM UTC-5 Mahdi Al Husseini wrote:
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>> Hi, Peter. Actually, yes! Happy to say there was sufficient
There is a list of when things were available and also some nice brochure
material for Monsanto in the book here:
https://groups.google.com/g/neonixie-l/c/GijOD7OJWOE/m/fRqcfctBAgAJ
/Martin
On Saturday, 19 December 2020 at 02:06:24 UTC+1 bung...@gmail.com wrote:
> Can anyone remember what the
I believe that the Monsanto MAN-1 was the first commercially available
7-segment LED display. It was introduced in 1969, but was so expensive
(~$300 each, or $175 in 1000s) that it didn't get much use until later in
the 70s.
I was surprised to find that the Numitron (or its ilk: Minitron,
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