Hi everybody,
Many thx for your help. Sorry for late reply, I don't know why, my email
software doesn't show up your replies.
w30, my son bought it 2 years ago on ebay, I had to investigate to identify
the model. Obviously I was wrong.
I'm sorry I bought a counterfeit model. Maybe it just
his email.
>>>
>>> Do you have a multimeter? Have you checked that you have 170V DC (or
>>> thereabouts) coming from the little power supply?
>>>
>>> Note, that the IN-1 tubes have a notoriously short life-span.
>>>
>>>
the tube. Do you know that you have 170V
> on the output of the supply? That tube looks like an IN-1.
>
> Welcome aboard!
>
> Nick
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On Mar 2, 2021, at 07:03, Pierre-Yves Clerson
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
Hi,
I'm a kind of geek dad of geek kids (Legos, Minecraft, Scratch, Arduino,
you know it). One of my sons bought nixie months ago but wasn't able to
make them work. So I'm basically here to learn what's going on. I don't
have lot of skills in electronic, but will try to help if I can.
Le
Hi,
Thx for adding me.
Can't wait to get knowledge on how make those damn Nixie bulbs work, ahah!
Next step will be Arduino programming (we are more Scratch and Mindstorm
programming here)
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