Oh wow, these are rather rare tubes! Lucky find
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Please note that if this is the original software it was never owned by Jeff
and is still copyright to the (still alive) author who sells it.
Distributing copies may well be a breach of copyright.
Nick
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I have tried water based Pebeo Vitrail and been unable to get an even coating.
It dries quite slowly and I get a gradation as the coating slides down due to
gravity. Admittedly I was trying to coat 200mm test tubes, not a small nixie.
Maybe it’s OK for that but don’t try and coat a Dalibor.
Nick,
Does this mysterious code author entity have a name? A copyright requires a
copyright notice, with a name and a date. Otherwise, who knows what it is?
(Not that I have any interest in copying this code; it just seems odd that
the firmware that runs this clock is treated as both secret and
Michail-
Keep at least one extra kit for me so I have a spareif you've got it.
After all of these trials and tribulations we've been through and since
there's little chance we'll ever find these tubes again I may want a spare
set of boards. If you can send it out with the pickit3 that would
Hi folks,
The firmware developer is John Miktuk located in New York - East coast
USA...
>From a late-2016 e-mail exchange with John:
Feel free to share my email xxx@xxx with others interested.
John
I've deleted John's e-mail address from this post to hopefully spare him
from the robots
A novel idea on how to power your nixie clock ;^}
https://www.ebay.com/itm/113745089411
Expend calories and light your nixie clock at the same time!
Bill
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I assume that statement is in reference to my post. To clear things up for
those that may be misled, these are *copies* of the original firmware coded
by John Miktuk (the still-alive author). I have an arrangement with John
whereby he has authorized me to *legally *provide MCU's programmed with
Michael,
Thanks for posting the updated PIC files.
Jon D.
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> On 20 May 2019, at 16:24, Robert L wrote:
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> Hey John,
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> From your reply: I have tried water based Pebeo Vitrail and been unable to
> get an even coating.
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> The product I have on order is specified as a solvent based formulation that
> may be thinned with mineral or white spirit...
“Working on a new MOD-SIX too”
Very nice!
Michail Wilson
206-920-6312
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Subject: [neonixie-l] Re: Rework of NixieSat with Haicom HI-204III GPS?
Bill,
I am familiar with the site.
Unfortunately, it’s specific to B7971 and the output is for 2 bytes together
instead of the smartsocket code which has the two bytes separate.
It can be converted, but would probably take more time doing that than simply
changing the font manually (at
I've done a bit of experimenting with magic-eye tubes, and the sad fact is
they have a rather short lifetime, on the order of a few hundred hours.
So if you are making a gizmo with these, buy plenty of spares and minimize
the time they are energized.
I'm fairly certain the filament will long
Yeah, Michail, don't sell all those 7971's just yet
On Monday, May 20, 2019 at 10:16:23 AM UTC-7, M1 wrote:
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> “Working on a new MOD-SIX too”
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> Very nice!
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> Michail Wilson
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> 206-920-6312
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> *From:* neoni...@googlegroups.com [mailto:
> neoni...@googlegroups.com ] *On Behalf Of
Any you make the coolest cases on the planet too Michael!
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Bill,
Save you one kit or one set.
Let me know if you have questions as I have basically assembled 20 kits so far.
Which means I might have the best way to assemble to make it easy. J
PS. It’s completely your fault for me running down the rabbit whole as you
made it clear the
Hey, Thanks Bill..we have fun doin' it! Working on a new MOD-SIX too. Big
changes...will be a while tho
On Monday, May 20, 2019 at 8:58:17 AM UTC-7, Bill Notfaded wrote:
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> Any you make the coolest cases on the planet too Michael!
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Hey John,
>From your reply: I have tried water based Pebeo Vitrail and been unable to
get an even coating.
The product I have on order is specified as a solvent based formulation
that may be thinned with mineral or white spirit... not a water based
solution. Not clear this is what you
No problem.
There is more work to be done with it, and I will complete it; however, the
current code in dropbox works. You’re safe to use it; however, I am going to
add better fonts/features preloaded in the HEX file for UDCs.
So, if you’re not in a hurry for an end solution, then I
Michail-
Not sure if it will help but does the Taylor font editor work with the
B-5971 tubes? I also wonder if the lucasmall font editor on github might
help us?
https://github.com/lucsmall/Burroughs-B-7971-Nixie-Tube-Character-Designer
https://b7971.lucsmall.com/
It seems as though we could
Ah! That's ok then... I've also been messaging John...
If he's given you the all clear, then that's fine ..
Cheers
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If you're using direct drive, then the problem can be solved with a
differential amplifier with integrated resistors - this is the only way you
can achieve high common mode rejection ratio, as any mismatch in the
resistor network can really affect your measurements.
There is a nice article
Thanks for posting this! I had no idea there were diff-amps available that
could handle such a high input voltage. A single instance is all you really
need even if there are multiple tubes, because it's possible to measure
each tube individually by blanking all others.
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I know this quite the long shot, but does anyone have or know someone who
owns FR9020s by CRF? Gorgeous tubes, looking to buy.
These:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYrCMLGXkvo
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Some of the problems that I’ve been having with it could be due to the fact
that I’m running it off the oil rigs power, we use our own diesel generator out
here rather than power from the power lines. I’ve measured the mains before and
it varies from 109V - 115V and from 40Hz to 70Hz usually
We made this arrangement about 2 years ago. Glad its OK with you.
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> Ah! That's ok then... I've also been messaging John...
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> If he's given you the all clear, then that's fine ..
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> Cheers
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Try the ZXCT1009. It's a current mirror on a single 3 pin package intended
for high side current sensing.
https://www.diodes.com/assets/Datasheets/ZXCT1009.pdf
The output voltage can go straight into the ADC input of a microcontroller.
Tom Harris
On Tue, 21 May 2019 at 10:08, gregebert
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