Here's a 500VDC meter:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/120990711589?hash=item1c2b9bbf25:g:Y~AAAOSw9KZiTu0p
If you go hunting around, you can find sellers that have a bunch of
different ones. I've gotten addicted to these things and I've probably got
close to a dozen of them in different things in
> On May 17, 2022, at 8:42 PM, gregebert wrote:
>
> The meters in this power supply were purchased on Ebay for a few dollars each.
> Voltmeter (lower) is 0-500VDC . Ammeter is actually a 0-20VDC meter that
> measures the voltage-drop across a precision 1K resistor, to read 0-20mA.
Now we're
This may be interest to many here. I have the PRO Nixie Tester:
https://nixietester.com/project/pro-nixie-tester/
And I'm searching for a pair of digital meters to go with it. I can live with a
voltmeter that only goes up to 199V DC but 300V would be better. What I'm
really unsure about is a
Thanks Allen!
Email me direct, I'll help you troubleshoot it or you can just mail the
clock to me and I'll take a look. I still have various spare parts for
repair.
Save for a year or two of sitting in a box.. the first production, serial
#1, 6 digit clock is still on my lab bench. Been
Welcome back!
I’ve got one assembled 6 digit z57xm clock and believe it or not another kit
that is still in its box.
The one I put together ran for a number of years and developed a problem. I
don’t remember exactly what at this moment.
I am very interested in the new project you are working
Hi Martin!
Thank you!
Yes, I wrote the code for the 6 digit (and 4 digit) clock controllers.
Those were actually offshoots from the original clock kits. Someone
approached me to sell the controllers separately, and with a few code
changes the controllers were born. Still sell a few here and
Welcome back!
I hope to hear more of your adventures!
Is it you that wrote the code for the "6 Digit Nixie Tube Clock Controller
Chip"?
/Martin
On Tuesday, 17 May 2022 at 20:17:24 UTC+2 mo...@neonixie.com wrote:
> Hello Everyone!
>
> My name is Moses. This is my first post here on the new
Hello Everyone!
My name is Moses. This is my first post here on the new *google* neonixie-l
list. I used to be on the list when it was on yahoo groups, 20 some odd
years ago. I never switched over to the google group until now. Like they
say, life is what happens when you're busy making other
This is one I made a while back. It uses the tube socket pins that LB(?)
referred to. I see it isn't very well labelled, in terms of what value of
resistors to use, and it uses surface mount resistors. Anyway, there it
is. https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/G9c1wPoq
On Monday, May 16, 2022 at
