Hello
as a relatively new starter with nixie etc I want to buy some IN14s and
dekatrons.
I am based in the UK and have been looking at UK suppliers with only two
that I can find.
One is out of stock.
I have found some abroad in another EU country, which are much cheaper, but
I'm not sure on two
Liquid flux seems expensive to buy and it comes in tiddly bottles.
I bought a solid tin of colophony, eg ebay item 121041198430, dissolved it in
Isopropyl alcohol and it seems to make an excellent flux. Lots and lots of it
can be made very cheaply.
Can the experts tell me if this is a really
Hi John,
As long as the sender packs them adequately to prevent the glass envelopes
breaking, you shouldn't have any problems getting them shipped into the UK.
Take a look on eBay to check the prices that you're being quoted are
reasonable. There are no import restrictions to the UK which
I have found that at Ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=251235692223
Maybe interesting. Also see the list he wrote for future offers.
Dieter
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I've played with og3's, I thought they were part argon, I might be
wrong though.
The only drawback for me was that they need 3 microcontroller pins, or
some circuitry to provide the 3 phases to drive them.
The brightness of the glow is also a bit less than a neon tube.
I had trouble getting the
| I've played with og3's, I thought they were part argon, I might be wrong
though.
| The brightness of the glow is also a bit less than a neon tube.
There are other gases that glow blue/violet. The only reason, I'm thinking
its not argon, is that argon is a larger atom than neon. The color
On Feb 26, 2:36 pm, Jon dekat...@nomotron.com wrote:
As long as the sender packs them adequately to prevent the glass envelopes
breaking, you shouldn't have any problems getting them shipped into the UK.
Not in the UK, but I've been ordering stuff from former Soviet bloc
countries for delivery
