On Tuesday, December 24, 2019 at 2:56:50 AM UTC-5, Paul Andrews wrote:
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> Are you seriously stating that no one should compete with Dalibor’s tubes?
>
I'm saying that there are a number of types which we would like to see made
again, and having a bunch of people making 568's (or CD47's) seems
I disagree... Make em big a heck!
Bill
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Subject: [neonixie-l] Re: New CD47 sized tubes?! It is nonsense to say that it
should not compete with Dalibor's pipes. Competition is necessary and it is
necessary to compete with Dalibor's pipes as well as pipes of other
manufacturers and my JP47 pipes. Competition
It is nonsense to say that it should not compete with Dalibor's pipes.
Competition is necessary and it is necessary to compete with Dalibor's
pipes as well as pipes of other manufacturers and my JP47 pipes.
Competition is necessary, no one has a monopoly on any product. Washing
machines,
> On Dec 23, 2019, at 11:25 PM, Terry Kennedy wrote:
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>
> I (and most other people, I would think) welcome anyone who will produce
> replicas of a tube type no longer being made - so no competing with Dalibor's
> 568 replicas, for example.
Are you seriously stating that no one should
On Monday, December 23, 2019 at 1:04:17 PM UTC-5, Jiří wrote:
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> Hi, I'm back again, I asked to join the group to answer your questions
> that interest you. In the discussion are new posts on the topic of my
> production nixie JP47. I hope I will not be described as a fraud again, I
> am not a
We know who you are and most of us love big neon tubes!
Bill
On Mon, Dec 23, 2019, 10:36 AM Jiří wrote:
> Hi, I'm back again, I asked to join the group to answer your questions
> that interest you. In the discussion are new posts on the topic of my
> production nixie JP47. I hope I will not
Hi, I'm back again, I asked to join the group to answer your questions that
interest you. In the discussion are new posts on the topic of my production
nixie JP47. I hope I will not be described as a fraud again, I am not a
fraud.
I wish everyone a Merry Christmas and good health.
J.Plavec
Hi, I'm back again, I asked to join the group to answer your questions that
interest you. In the discussion are new posts on the topic of my production
nixie JP47. I hope I will not be described as a fraud again, I am not a
fraud.
I wish everyone a Merry Christmas and good health.
J.Plavec
Dne
That would be nice to get some more info or user reviews of the tubes. I
think there is a decent market out there for giant nixies, despite the
financial premium associated with big tubes.
On Mon, Nov 11, 2019, 3:29 PM Bill Notfaded wrote:
> I think Ian S. was getting some of his first
I think Ian S. was getting some of his first production tubes so he might
know more about them.
Bill
On Wednesday, October 30, 2019 at 6:43:59 PM UTC-7, Kevin A. wrote:
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> Looks like there is a new player in the Czech Republic making some big
> tubes, apparently inspired by the CD47:
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>
>US testing is quite different - different EMC limits (often simpler - you
>dont test susceptability iirc, as if everything complies with radiated
>emissions then why would there be a problem with received erronious
>emissions?)
That is a common misconception - susceptibility testing is not
Not necessarily, I worked for a design house for many years (until a few
months ago) and got embroiled in this many times. CE "Certificates" mean
nothing in essence, as you can self certify. So in reality you can do
nothing and still sell your product, often even with the CE mark on it if
you
Selling electronics seems to be very complex in the EU. Even for small
series you apparently need the CE certificate... and many other paperwork.
You even have to register and pay for future recycling. And I think is
better to have a good insurance because of the “product liability”.
Selling
I think you're right Marcin. I wrote him yesterday about buying tubes; he
indicated to me that:
"...if nobody renounces the interest, I open the official shop and start
selling. Sending JP47 cannot be done illegally, I would expose the
possibility of fines from the authorities."
He seems
Price is here; http://nixieproducer.com/index.php/cenik
> On Oct 31, 2019, at 7:28 PM, Marcin Adamski
> wrote:
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> 'Selling unofficially' may mean outside of a registered company. He may be
> in a process of setting his own company up and getting all paperwork in order.
>
> Marcin
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>
>>
'Selling unofficially' may mean outside of a registered company. He may
be in a process of setting his own company up and getting all paperwork
in order.
Marcin
On 1/11/2019 10:10, jb-electronics wrote:
Yes, I contacted him, asking whether I could buy one tube for my
collection. He said
Yes, I contacted him, asking whether I could buy one tube for my
collection. He said that he is not selling anything now "unofficially"
(whatever that means), and it seems like he is only taking preorders.
Jens
On 2019-10-31 5:03 p.m., Kevin A. wrote:
Jens,
Sounds like you've had some
Jens,
Sounds like you've had some experience contacting him. Do you know if he is
fulfilling orders now or just taking money for "pre-orders"?
Anything else we should know about?
Thanks,
Kevin
On Thu, Oct 31, 2019 at 7:00 PM jb-electronics
wrote:
> The email is here,
The email is here, http://nixieproducer.com/index.php/kontakty , it is
plavec(AT)nixieproducer.com
He is not willing to sell what he calls "unofficially" so if you are
interested in just one piece to see what the quality or the electrical
parameters are like, don't bother.
Jens
On
I'd like to know also. I've got another friend who is interested in
ordering 8 tubes. That makes 15 between the two of us. Does anyone see his
email?
Also, Paul, where were you able to find the price?
On Thu, Oct 31, 2019 at 6:35 PM Nicholas Stock wrote:
> What's his warranty like?
>
> On Thu,
What's his warranty like?
On Thu, Oct 31, 2019 at 3:14 PM Kevin A.
wrote:
> Interestingly he posted an update just today: the tube is ready to go into
> production, but due to the apparent lack of interest he is hesitant to go
> into full production for early 2020.
>
> The post reads that there
Interestingly he posted an update just today: the tube is ready to go into
production, but due to the apparent lack of interest he is hesitant to go
into full production for early 2020.
The post reads that there are only about 16 tubes on order, but to make
production viable he is looking to
They look pretty good to me. $280 seems reasonable, but I can't justify
spending that right now :-(
On Wednesday, October 30, 2019 at 9:43:59 PM UTC-4, Kevin A. wrote:
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> Looks like there is a new player in the Czech Republic making some big
> tubes, apparently inspired by the CD47:
>
>
Copy that. Off-the-shelf metal could easily be recycled and contain a lot
of impurities.
Once he's sold enough to invest in helium leak-detection, and moved the
tubulation away from the crimp, I will consider buying one tube to
experiment with.
Getting a uniform glow across the digits was a
The anode being used looks kind of funky compared to the one used on the
CD47. It reminds me of the metal cloth fencing I buy at Home Depot to keep
the rabbits out of my garden:
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-1-4-in-x-2-ft-x-100-ft-Hardware-Cloth-308245EB/205960853
On Wednesday, October
I see similarities with Dalibor's manufacturing process, notably the flat
crimp for bringing-out the leads. The tubulation at the base is different,
and typical of many nixies. It appears the numerals are hand-made by
bending wire. The connecting wires glow along with the numeral. Still, very
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