I just received NL-5445 tubes with '85 date code, labeled "made in USA".
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NL is National Electronics of Geneva, Illinois.
Nick
On Saturday, 6 May 2017 02:56:07 UTC+4, gregebert wrote:
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> Does that mean NL nixie tubes were manufactured by someone else (most
> likely Burroughs) ?
> That would certainly explain why they look and operate identically.
>
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You received
I have seen no indication that National Electronics ever made anything.
They are like NTE, buying old parts and relabeling them. But National
may have paid to have batches of tubes made generically for them.
I have a bunch of National Electronics 1EP1 CRTs. They look Chinese.
When I was buying
On Friday, May 5, 2017 at 3:17:53 PM UTC-7, charles wrote:
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> [... I belive Richarson bought up Very large stocks of any tubes thay
> would get their
> hands on in "warehouse" condition mostly, and Box and Brand them
> "National Electronics" ...]
>
Does that mean NL nixie tubes were manufactu
On 17-05-05 12:25 AM, gregebert wrote:
I was surprised to see the 8522 date-code; the only other tubes I've
encountered that were manufactured more recently are from the USSR.
A couple of years back Tim Lang managed to get a closeout of some Nixies
from Richardson/National and they were total
These are noticeably larger than the more-common 0.6" b5092s.
Not my auction, but I bought a lot of 6 (new-in box/mint condition).
Apparently the seller has a stockpile.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/6-PIECES-NOS-type-6091-8423-NATIONAL-NIXIE-TUBES-Large-Top-View-GUARANTEED-NEW-/172657232661?hash=item2
