[neonixie-l] Re: Looking for Beam-X tubes

I built a few clocks some years ago, both with the early DC106 modules (tube and diode based) and the later DC111A/B modules (transistor and diode based). Burroughs even described how to build clocks in some of their datasheets where they showed how to eliminate some spade positions if you

Re: [neonixie-l] just wondering how i can get my hands on these

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[neonixie-l] Looking for Beam-X tubes

Hi everyone, I recently decided to begin designing a nixie clock with as few semiconductors as possible, and that has lead me to dekatrons and Beam-X tubes. I've never seen a clock that uses beam switching tubes, and I was wondering if anyone has any they would be willing to sell. I'll need

[neonixie-l] just wondering how i can get my hands on these

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[neonixie-l] Re: All valve/tube dekatron pendulum circuit

Maybe this? Digital Nixie tube clock by Friedhelm Bruegmann (jogis-roehrenbude.de) On Saturday, December 3, 2022 at 5:29:21 AM UTC-8 Sgitheach wrote: > I have half a memory of a schematic of a