Hey they are obviously yours Michael, bit slow at putting 2 2
together (I'm going to blame the pain killers lol)
Even without nixies your bases/cases are the best looking most
professional build I have seen. I so much want to copy some of your
ideas they are so good. Be proud mate and thank you
Hi westdave,
so the IN18 has more bang per buck, but the gas mix is near violet when you
pump them
hard,i think that an orange filter (dipped orange in french lacquer)would
improve there color,any one try this?or orange plastic filter in front of
them or orange color jell (used in stage
I have been very much considering dipping a set of nixies myself. Has
anyone got a set of pictures of them dipped and running, especially in
stages of dimming too?
On 23 Nov, 00:30, astroschmidt roger.leif...@freenet.de wrote:
Hi westdave,
yes. I have all my originally clear nixies (including
considering dipping a set of nixies myself.
An additional bonus, If the tube has the infamous blue dot, the
coating will filter it out, and you'll never see it. Out of sight, out
of mind.
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On Nov 22, 12:31 pm, westdave westd...@aol.com wrote:
the Davester wonders if any one out there has ever seen a silvered
Bugger should have remembered seeing that, no doubt about it..memories
failing. VERY nice clocks this guy makes put any of my attempts to
shame, so much wish I had a workshop (and time, and money haha)
Mmm I have 2x6 IN-18 sets think I will give it ago after we get (the
'C' word) out of the way.
