[neonixie-l] Re: My Hybrid Time Recorder Nixie Clock

[Nick]

Very very nice work!

Nick

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[neonixie-l] Re: My Hybrid Time Recorder Nixie Clock

[Gilor]

The Do-Hickie kit uses his own voltage booster circuit to convert the 
12volts of the clock to the 340volts required by the OG4 dekatron tube:
https://threeneurons.wordpress.com/dekatron-stuff/dekatron-do-hickie-kit/

Le dimanche 11 février 2018 01:26:22 UTC+1, John Snow a écrit :
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> Nice! How did you power the Dekatron? I have a OG-7 I've been meaning to 
> get around to using, they need a max of 430-450v - I'm used to Nixies with 
> 170-200v max.
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> On Saturday, 10 February 2018 23:56:26 UTC, Gilor wrote:
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>> That's my first post on this group, even if I'm registered since some 
>> month, so let's say it will be my way to introduce me. :) 
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>> First, I'm a noob with electronics and I learnt to use a iron solder or a 
>> multimeter only two years ago. 
>> But I fell in love with nixie and dekatron clocks, so I had to try to do 
>> something with my humble skills.
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>> So, my first clock (built last summer) is mixing a PV "Dink" clock kit 
>> with Z5660M tubes, Dekatron OG4 DoHickie kit by Michael Moorres and a cheap 
>> DS1302 led clock, with a vintage industrial time recorder tweaked as its 
>> housing.
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>> For a first project, I'm quite pleased with the result, even if I never 
>> managed to synchronise the leds with the nixie, unfortunately, but it seems 
>> to be impossible... :(
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[neonixie-l] Re: My Hybrid Time Recorder Nixie Clock

[John Snow]

Nice! How did you power the Dekatron? I have a OG-7 I've been meaning to 
get around to using, they need a max of 430-450v - I'm used to Nixies with 
170-200v max.

On Saturday, 10 February 2018 23:56:26 UTC, Gilor wrote:
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> Hello
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> That's my first post on this group, even if I'm registered since some 
> month, so let's say it will be my way to introduce me. :) 
>
> First, I'm a noob with electronics and I learnt to use a iron solder or a 
> multimeter only two years ago. 
> But I fell in love with nixie and dekatron clocks, so I had to try to do 
> something with my humble skills.
>
> So, my first clock (built last summer) is mixing a PV "Dink" clock kit 
> with Z5660M tubes, Dekatron OG4 DoHickie kit by Michael Moorres and a cheap 
> DS1302 led clock, with a vintage industrial time recorder tweaked as its 
> housing.
>
> For a first project, I'm quite pleased with the result, even if I never 
> managed to synchronise the leds with the nixie, unfortunately, but it seems 
> to be impossible... :(
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[neonixie-l] Re: My Hybrid Time Recorder Nixie Clock

[Gilor]

> Some "making of" photos:
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