Hi All,
As you might remember, I was looking for anode drives solution for
panaplex display and thanks to Martin, he advised to look at PinBall
displays, so now I have a very few Pinball Display Clocks available
for sale. ;-)
If anybody interested, please have a look at my web site front page
That is a cool clock, the display looks so bright! I was wondering, as
you have 7 digits, if you can set the clock to display the tenths of
seconds as well (like the Heathkit GC-1000)?
Michel
On Mar 4, 6:47 am, kosbo.com k...@kosbo.com wrote:
Hi All,
As you might remember, I was looking
Thanks!
You are right, clocks brigness is quite high, but clock has 5
brigtness levels.
Yes, tenths of seconds could be done quite easy on the clock SW
level...
On 3 Mar, 22:26, Cobra007 mic...@xiac.com wrote:
That is a cool clock, the display looks so bright! I was wondering, as
you have 7
yes these chips are not cheap, but quicker way to assemble pcb with it
compare to tens of transistors and resistors...
Thanks!
On 8 Jan, 00:27, Adam Jacobs a...@jacobs.us wrote:
Not sure if it is the _only_ way to go, but I certainly think that it is a
great way to go. I believe that those
Try to look for Pinball machine schematics as they often use Panaplex
displays there.
There are quite a few display units sold on eBay which you might buy
to do some reverse-engineering on if you can't find a schematic for
them.
/Martin
On 9 Jan, 00:03, kosbo.com k...@kosbo.com wrote:
Looks
