Sorry, I only have the one for the Black'n'Wood, which is similar.
I would have to ask for Dieter's permission to share it anyway, so why not ask
him directly if he is willing to share the schematics here?
Also, since the design is direct drive with all discreet components, it isn't
that hard
That's basically what I use in my designs. I'll highlight the differences:
- I use a PMOS instead of PNP, mainly because it requires no
drive-current.
- R1 & R2 are replaced with a pot to make the current adjustable.
- The above pot can driven from a small DC-DC converter (my
Alic, did you have any luck finding the Blue Dream schematic?
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> Yes, I agree with Tomasz, the first circuit shown in the article he links
> to is the way to do it. Advantages: No "wasted" current draw, cheap and
> easy. Ignore the comments in that article about the problems of voltage
> drop - that might be important when you've only got 5V to play
I would recommend using design like first one from link below: I haven't
tested it myself, but it looks like it loses less power (doesn't have any
resistors going from 200V to GND), and the mentioned minimum voltage drop
on it will be not noticable in nixie application. It is not really a
Actually no idea how far "they" got relocating the files and photos from the
old Yahoo Group. The intro to this group doesn't tell much.
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/neonixie-l
I see stuff like this on the web, but it doesn't seem to match even though they
purport to be discussing
Hello!
I'm glad to announce that I'm releasing today the new 2.1-beta version of
*nwts* firmware.
*nwts* allows your GPS enabled clock to be synchronized using NTP via Wi-Fi
networks.
New features include:
Changelog v2.1-20170324
- Added time zone and DST support
- Custom latitude
