That pain is the feeling of money leaving your bank account to buy Nixie tubes
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At least maybe you guys can retire sometime... I'm afraid I may work a long
time. Just this year reached my fifth decade and all I can say is I
noticed some stuff hurts more now... Like in my shoulder and elbow working
on networks and computer science all day.
I am excited about one thing though
Such is life.
Maybe retirement is a little closer! :-)
Who am I kidding.
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> On May 3, 2019, at 17:09, 'Greg P' via neonixie-l
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> I'd be glad to sell some of my 7971's for that price. Crazy how much these
> have shot up recently.
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>> On Friday, May
I'd be glad to sell some of my 7971's for that price. Crazy how much these
have shot up recently.
On Friday, May 3, 2019 at 6:05:59 PM UTC-4, Bill Notfaded wrote:
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> It's up to 356$ in the auction for these tubes now soldered to the PCB?
> It's not the correct tubes for the anime movie
Cant be legitimate bidding; these tubes are neither large nor shown
operating. Notice 1 bidder keeps pushing the price up.
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It's up to 356$ in the auction for these tubes now soldered to the PCB? It's
not the correct tubes for the anime movie clock... Go figure??? And it's not
even over yet!
Bill
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That's "score and break". DERR
> On Apr 30, 2019, at 2:29 PM, Mac Doktor wrote:
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>> On Apr 30, 2019, at 8:45 AM, Richard Scales wrote:
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>> Why not leave the tubes in the board, use the drivers that are already there
>> too. Use something like a Dremel to slice of the socket area - job
I highly doubt you’ll do the tubes any damage using a good desoldering station.
As I said, i safely pulled over 100 DR2000 numitrons out of boards that were
soldered in like that with no issues
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> On Apr 30, 2019, at 11:29, Mac Doktor wrote:
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>> On Apr 30, 2019, at
> On Apr 30, 2019, at 8:45 AM, Richard Scales wrote:
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> Why not leave the tubes in the board, use the drivers that are already there
> too. Use something like a Dremel to slice of the socket area - job done?
If it's not fiberglass you could core and break the PC board. You might have to
Yeah, saw these go crazy too. Not sure why, these have are not the tubes used
by people building a divergence meter.
I didn’t realize that these were tubes with pins soldered directly to the
board. First time I’ve seen that.
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> On Apr 28, 2019, at 9:39 PM, gregebert wrote:
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> Use a suction-type desoldering tool (Edsyn Soldapult has been my favorite for
> almost 40 years now). First, apply a small amount of fresh solder as it will
> help heat the joint more uniformly. Then suck away as much molten solder as
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/NIXIE-Tubes-Assembly-National-Electronics-NL-900-7-tubes-/254212409800
I bid early on the when it was less than 100$... The fact that the tubes are
soldered to the board may not be good for them. I'm not experienced with
soldering tubes to boards... It's just not the
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