That is an impressive collection, where do you find these tubes? I
scour surplus stores, websites, etc., and don't seem to have nearly
the luck you do.
As far as the new site goes - looks good! (Do you use Nuke for that?)
Brian
tubeclockdb.com
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On Jan 1, 6:04 am, Jens Boos wrote:
> Hello folks, a happy new year to all of you! I have some new Nixie
> tubes online, I thought you might be interested.
>
> ZM1047: 30mm special symbol
> tubehttp://www.jb-electronics.de/html/elektronik/nixies/n_zm1047.htm?lang=en
>
> NUP100: 7 segment Nation
On 1/2/11 2:56 AM, Nick wrote:
Given that most of us had a bit of time off, what new toys have you
been building/acquired?
I've been converting my big shop into a smaller shop and an office for
my lovely wife. So I haven't done a darn thing with electronics.
But I do have a hundred Nixie wa
Ok Per, I will send this one to Diego!
Mike
On Jan 2, 5:21 pm, Per Jensen wrote:
> On 02/01/2011, at 22.27, mjrippe wrote:
>
> > Yet another copy has shown up! It has the older green and orange
> > cover, but all the same great text. I believe Per was next in line
> > but I lost his email. Pl
On 11-01-02 04:56 AM, Nick wrote:
Given that most of us had a bit of time off, what new toys have you
been building/acquired?
Priority one is to work in the darkroom. I have all the B&W film I shot
from Jan to Novenmber 2010, all developed, but not one roll even has a
proof sheet. Everythin
On 11-01-02 04:48 PM, Quixotic Nixotic wrote:
On 2 Jan 2011, at 09:56, Nick wrote:
I don't know what value amps are Nick, but before Xmas I had the stereo
valve amp in my 1959 Wurlitzer jukebox completely rebuilt by an expert.
Every resistor, cap and tube. Electro-Harmonix bought out the Sovte
Wow Mike you must have radar eyes lol. I was having a peruse through
my copy over xmas getting ideas for some little projects (nearly every
page is 'I could use that to do so & so haha) I'll have to think up
something unique to design/make using a circuit/chip from the book &
maybe us 'new' owners
Il 02/01/2011 22.27, mjrippe ha scritto:
> Hello Again,
>
> Yet another copy has shown up! It has the older green and orange
> cover, but all the same great text. I believe Per was next in line
> but I lost his email. Please PM me if you still need a copy.
>
> Mike
>
Hi Mike
If you have another
On 02/01/2011, at 22.27, mjrippe wrote:
>
>
> Yet another copy has shown up! It has the older green and orange
> cover, but all the same great text. I believe Per was next in line
> but I lost his email. Please PM me if you still need a copy.
>
Hello Mike. I am right here ;-)
BUT i actually
On 2 Jan 2011, at 09:56, Nick wrote:
Given that most of us had a bit of time off, what new toys have you
been building/acquired?
For my part, its mostly HV & Audio (especially value amps) that I do
now, but I "feel the need" to build another clock!!!
I don't know what value amps are Nick, but
Il 02/01/2011 22.27, mjrippe ha scritto:
> Hello Again,
>
> Yet another copy has shown up! It has the older green and orange
> cover, but all the same great text. I believe Per was next in line
> but I lost his email. Please PM me if you still need a copy.
>
> Mike
>
Hi Mike
If you have another
Hello Again,
Yet another copy has shown up! It has the older green and orange
cover, but all the same great text. I believe Per was next in line
but I lost his email. Please PM me if you still need a copy.
Mike
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Hi Kevin,
Please note that if you decide to build from Stanislav Pechal's schematic,
you must replace his MC34063 v1 powersupply with at least Mike's MC34063
mk1.5 supply (or something else). The powersupply design that Stanislav
draws is nothing but a misery as I can personally attest.
-Adam
O
Many thanks for the replies. Yes, the schematic from Stanislav Pechal
is the one I seemed to remember, I just could not put ‘my finger on
it’. I knew it looked familiar.
I have made pcb’s in the past, photo resist board and used Easy PC in
the days of DOS and when it was cheaper. I am now looking a
Looks like a derivation from Stanislav Pechal's design to me:
http://elbastl.sweb.cz/clock.htm
If you're not interested in learning to program microcontrollers, I like to
recommend Moses' 6-digit clock chip for a full-featured 'modern' nixie
clock:
http://www.allspectrum.com/store/product_info.php
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On 1/2/2011 11:25 AM, pewter wrote:
> I am in the middle of building a 6 digit clock using TTL, perforated
> board and wire wrap. Reliving my school days when I was 17, being 56
> now. I am also looking for a quick way of building a ‘modern’
> version
Maybe I'm looking at it backwards, but I always thought that going off-grid
was necessitated by moving to someplace that isn't in the middle of
civilization.. That is to say, the reward is that you don't have to live in
the middle of Seattle or one of its suburbs... You could live deep in the
Omaks
I am in the middle of building a 6 digit clock using TTL, perforated
board and wire wrap. Reliving my school days when I was 17, being 56
now. I am also looking for a quick way of building a ‘modern’
version, pcb and pic and came across an offering on ebay
http://shop.ebay.co.uk/vaidaspaliokas/m.h
I thought about going solar as well. Perfect roof for it as well, except
Seattle area.
It was cost prohibitive though. :(
Meanning, I have the cash to pay for it, but it would take 9-10 years to
repay for itself with all the rebates and incentives, but that doesn't
include the possible ma
Mostly off grid power projects for me, since I moved off the grid 18 months
ago. PV arrays and wind turbines have been sucking up a lot of time, as well
as working on a gasifier.
Did play with nixies some, added a IR motion detector to my nixie clock so
it only displays the time if someone is
On 2 Jan, 01:56, Nick wrote:
> Given that most of us had a bit of time off, what new toys have you
> been building/acquired?
>
This would have been a good time to straighten out my web page
but...So I finished some touch ups on two nixie clock boards and got
those on order. One is a IN14 with un
I completed restoration of my Swan 500c HF tube transceiver, built some
homebrew digital mode interface boards for it and my HTX-202. Spent a bunch
of time working on the honey-do list for my wife. :) Built a "UZEBOX" for my
oldest son, that's a really neat thing, especially for those of us that
al
I've been playing with my new 1957 Chevrolet truck. It has no
electronics at all, with point ignition and electro-mechanical voltage
regulator for the DC generator. No radio.
Jim F
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Happy New Years Nick,
My current project is a thermostat for the house using nixie tubes and neon
bulbs.
This may explain my pending divorce ;)
-joe
On Sunday 02 January 2011 04:56:03 Nick wrote:
> Given that most of us had a bit of time off, what new toys have you
> been building/acquired?
>
No Nixie-ish projects here. All though I have restored a T&N master clock
and ond got it to run - and fixed a huge strange mechanical English bell
timer clock thingy I purcased on ebay..
My next nixie project is hopefully that thing from you Nick ;-)
Dan
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I've been working on a VFD clock and proverb design. I have the
proverbs on a SD card and the card has ethernet interface (W5100) to
fetch the time from a NTP server. Using a Atmel mega1284p in a 40 pin
DIL which makes it eyesight and soldering friendly and yet has 16k ram
so al
Hello,
I hace been very busy with redesigning my homepage since I had been
teased by several people that it still had the 90's look.
Additionally, I have implemented a (German) physics part to my
website, this requires some work, too. It is very very tiny right now,
and atm I am writing some artic
On Jan 2, 9:56 am, Nick wrote:
> Given that most of us had a bit of time off, what new toys have you
> been building/acquired?
Well, funny you should mention that... After 18 months or so pretty
exclusively researching and playing with dekatrons, I've come back to
clocks and nixies a bit over t
Given that most of us had a bit of time off, what new toys have you
been building/acquired?
For my part, its mostly HV & Audio (especially value amps) that I do
now, but I "feel the need" to build another clock!!!
Cheers
Nick
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