No, these are seven segment and three digits to a package and the digits
are bigger. I am at work for a 48 hour shift, I can take pics when I get
home. Maybe we should take this off list, not being neon, if you don't
mind. My email is jpeakall AT madlabs DOT info.
Thanks, these are cool
I haven't heard of these before. I know OSRAM uses a DLO code for their
"high effiency red" color. Are they similar to the OSRAM DLO3416 or DLO2416?
On Sunday, 19 March 2017 12:00:41 UTC-4, Jonathan wrote:
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> I just ran across some DLO-3130 displays. Do you have any information on
> them?
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Not sure if we are getting wires crossed. The $102 price was for the Rpi hat to
arduino shield adapter
IanV
On Monday, 20 March 2017, 17:01, Tomasz Kowalczyk
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Yeah, but this is costly due to custom transformer used. I'd prefer a 12V
supply and cheap NE555
I chose the RasPi zero-W (the newest Pi, for $10 US) because it has
built-in WiFi to do periodic time-sync, and it will allow me to update my
clock software remotely, rather than taking the clock apart each time to
update FPGA code.
My concern is the limited GPIO speed of the Pi, so I will
Yeah, but this is costly due to custom transformer used. I'd prefer a 12V
supply and cheap NE555 converter or 5V + voltage doublers, as this is just
cheaper than those 'ready to use' modules from ebay. On USB you are heavily
limited with current anyway, so the clock has to be multiplexed or
The eBay seller vfdclock also sells many different 5V to 170V or higher
supplies (his eBay store is closed for a few days right now) :
http://www.ebay.com/itm/131846790948?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
http://www.ebay.com/sch/vfdclock/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_ipg=&_from=
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Tomasz,
Tayloredge offers a HV power supply which gives up to 23mA @ 180V for a 5V
input :
http://www.tayloredge.com
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They are hella rare even here. I'm currently "contacting" with some man,
who has 19 of them (all used), his price is laughably low, but I'm
e-mailing with him for 2 months now, and he still doesn't have time to
package all stuff and check how much the postage will be... so I'm afraid I
will
They are hella rare even here. I'm currently "contacting" with some man,
who has 19 of them (all used), his price is laughably low, but I'm
e-mailing with him for 2 months now, and he still doesn't have time to
package all stuff and check how much the postage will be... so I'm afraid I
will
13 auctions on polish auction site called Allegro*
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They are hella rare even here. I'm currently "contacting" with some man,
who has 19 of them (all used), his price is laughably low, but I'm
e-mailing with him for 2 months now, and he still doesn't have time to
package all stuff and check how much the postage will be... so I'm afraid I
will
I wonder just wondering, if anyone has made a RPi hat that adapts to an
Arduino header so that you could use an RPi with any (well, most) Arduino
shield as there are 1000's of Arduino shields and only a few 100 (maybe)
RPi hats...
Just a thought...
RATS! Someone else thought of it first -
Unfortunately there aren't any original IN-14 sockets. But there are good
news: you can easily buy IN-14 to 2,54mm adapter from OSH park. I don't
know if there is any existing project like this, but for me it is really
short work and I could make gerber files for such PCB*. OSH makes three
Hello,
Does it have to be RPi? There are many options available for arduino, but for
some reason not many for the RPi (that I know of).
I think all options already include the 5V/3.3V and HV power-supply.
Here someone uses an RPi 0 with the Arduinix shield/HAT :
@threenurons I noticed that you sold out of the full kit options, do you
have any scope for doing more of the full kit options? or even if you only
did full kit minus the drive chips that would be okay.
regards
Tomas
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