It actually looks like the diodes are used for tubes that are shared between
segments.
> On Oct 9, 2019, at 4:14 PM, Tyler Bourne wrote:
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> Nice boards. Looks like they are driven quite differently than mine. Diode
> steering maybe?
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Dang Michail that's a good price!
Bill
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Wow, they are really cheap now….
https://www.ebay.com/itm/273167758921
$8.36 plus shipping.
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I just bought another one of those power supplies Paul! They're awesome and
work perfectly for what we love! The ten turn potentiometers and going up to
500 volts works great for even dekatrons! I like the design of them too...
they have that old school feel with the knobs, build quality,
Those images are great, I'll work to those dimensions remembering to allow
for suitable standoffs etc. Please keep us posted regarding developments.
On Sunday, 18 August 2019 06:18:20 UTC+1, Kevin A. wrote:
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> Just wanted to share a nixie related project I've been working on for a
> few weeks
Thank you!
W dniu niedziela, 6 października 2019 23:56:37 UTC+2 użytkownik Marcin Saj
napisał:
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> I just finished my new project - Nixie LAB.
> Modular architecture, you can control any 2/4/6/8/10 nixie tubes,
> compatible with 25 different sockets for over a hundred different nixie
> tubes.
Probably better to get these…
https://www.ebay.com/itm/6-pcs-FP-7-SEG-1-100SS3-07DC-electro-mechanical-vane-display-2-coils-segment/141820527600
I just picked up 8. Now to make something with them.
Michail Wilson
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That link is not working but a search of the forum turned this thread up:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/neonixie-l/shorted$20segment|sort:date/neonixie-l/w4YmXnY9dgE/8o-AsZZyBQAJ
I assume that is the thread you were referring to. I'll have to give it a
try. If the tube breaks then
I suppose you could have a PIR sensor halt the clock updates so it doesn't
get bothersome when you are asleep.
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Nice boards. Looks like they are driven quite differently than mine.
Diode steering maybe?
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I've used an INS1 as a colon in one of my clocks. They tend to flicker
sometimes. I've been running one for a while and it was fine for several
days. It flickered occasionally for a few more days and has since
stabilized. They look nice so hopefully they just take some time to
settle. Let
Here is the clock in the case, 3D printed with an ENIG pcb as front panel.
I was too lazy to make something else :-)
[image: clock.jpg]
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Very smart!
On 09/10/2019 20:15, newxito wrote:
Here is the clock in the case, 3D printed with an ENIG pcb as front
panel. I was too lazy to make something else :-)
clock.jpg
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Very nicebet that took a bit of fiddling to get all the neons through their
respective holes:)
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> On Oct 9, 2019, at 12:15, newxito wrote:
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> Here is the clock in the case, 3D printed with an ENIG pcb as front panel. I
> was too lazy to make something else :-)
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