I *thought* about adding GPS to my most-recent clock, but the DS3231 chip
I'm using is so doggone accurate I dont see the need. When daylight-savings
started last month, I manually sync'd my clock to the time on my cellphone.
A month later, it's still within a fraction of a second.
I also
MOD-6
Well, it's wireless GPS to the clock.
http://www.badnixie.com/BadNixie.com_Welcome.html
Michail Wilson
206-920-6312
In a message dated 4/14/2016 3:41:07 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
ml.deni...@comcast.net writes:
Is there anyone currently making completed or kit Nixie clocks
I've owned the gpsii clock for a number of years and built it from the kit.
Lately, I've noticed that the GPS lock light never comes on. I thought
that the GPS board and/or the antenna had failed after so many years. I
got pretty worried as this is my most favorite Nixie clock. Some years
Nice homebrew socket.
I, too, am finalizing a 3D printer purchase-decision. Even though my
first-print will be a nixie socket (imagine *that*), I plan to use a 3D
printer for other purposes, so it's not really a cost-savings measure if I
decided not to buy it.
In my case, the ability to
Cool, John!
> 4] Melt polymorph in cup of hot water and squidge it into the cylinder,
> around the pins - squidge is a technical term (ignore it for now, you don't
> need to know)
>
How much raw material is needed, say, for the socket in the picture you
attached? Weight, I mean. I see it comes
On 14 Apr 2016, at 20:14, Jonathan Peakall wrote:
> HI All,
>
> In a couple of weeks, I'm going to be helping my nephew to assemble a 3D
> printer. One of the first projects I would like to use it for is to make some
> B9012 Pixie tube sockets.
>
> I've never used a 3D printer, so it is all
Pretty watch and a slick layout. I'd hate to sell my original one to buy
this one. Too many decisions...
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> In a couple of weeks, I'm going to be helping my nephew to assemble a 3D
> printer. One of the first projects I would like to use it for is to make some
> B9012 Pixie tube sockets.
>
> I've never used a 3D printer, so it is all new to me. The data sheet I have
> has a good mechanical drawing
HI All,
In a couple of weeks, I'm going to be helping my nephew to assemble a 3D
printer. One of the first projects I would like to use it for is to make
some B9012 Pixie tube sockets.
I've never used a 3D printer, so it is all new to me. The data sheet I
have has a good mechanical drawing
Dana četvrtak, 14. travnja 2016. u 16:56:43 UTC+2, korisnik gregebert
napisao je:
>
> I had no luck trying to depoison 1 or 2 Burroughs 5031 tubes, even after
> several hours. I considered these tubes expendable and put so much current
> thru them that they got hot. Darn! I didn't measure it,
I had no luck trying to depoison 1 or 2 Burroughs 5031 tubes, even after
several hours. I considered these tubes expendable and put so much current
thru them that they got hot. Darn! I didn't measure it, though.
I'm amazed how quickly you were able to depoison your tubes; I was
expecting days
I've recently performed healing on cathode poisoned IN-18. I used the
method of increasing the current (never more than 8mA, datasheet specifies
it as max) to the point when all the parts of the digit light up and then
letting it "bake" until the digit is evenly lit on nominal current of 4mA.
I still want one! Any idea when you will be selling them?
Don S,
Sent from my iPad
> On Apr 13, 2016, at 9:11 PM, 严泽远 wrote:
>
> Short video of Divergence Meter ;)
> https://youtu.be/gZAcPUdptxE
>
> 在 2015年10月14日星期三 UTC+8上午8:47:53,严泽远写道:
>>
>> Hi Nixie friends,
>>
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