Ooh, I have been out of the loop lately. I had not heard that. I have an
odd fondness for front facing tubes like the ZM102x's and IN-12's. Maybe
because the first Nixie tubes I ever saw (and captivated me) were front
facing ones back around 1972 IIRC. Large tubes like that B-7095 that have
app
I couldn't find any data either...
On Thu, May 21, 2020 at 3:31 PM Nicholas Stock wrote:
> Probably a +/- signalthough it does look like an 'H' tooI couldn't
> find any data online for it
>
> On Thu, May 21, 2020 at 9:13 AM Jon Jackson wrote:
>
>> What is displayed on the B-7095, a
Probably a +/- signalthough it does look like an 'H' tooI couldn't
find any data online for it
On Thu, May 21, 2020 at 9:13 AM Jon Jackson wrote:
> What is displayed on the B-7095, a grid of some kind ?? I only see a
> couple of perpendicularly-crossing elements inside that tube.
>
What is displayed on the B-7095, a grid of some kind ?? I only see a
couple of perpendicularly-crossing elements inside that tube.
On Thu, May 21, 2020 at 9:53 AM Nicholas Stock wrote:
> Pushing the limits of credulity. I keep my eyes on the bay and have done
> now for about 20 yrsfor abou
I believe Dalibor is working on a traditional vaccum tube pin base for his
tubes. I cant remember which video it was but in one of his recent updates
he noted that he had finally found a supplier for the classic style of tube
base with a circular pin arrangement. Very excited to see when that becom
I really love that Dalibor is creating new tubes, and his expansion into
the large front-facing tubes are quite exciting. The one downside in my
mind is the aesthetic of the pins, however. I really enjoy nixie pins
arranged in a circle as they can be used as mounting points. Dalibor tubes
tend
Pushing the limits of credulity. I keep my eyes on the bay and have done now
for about 20 yrsfor about the last 5 years the same two ZM1030 tubes have
been listed at the same pricei would have taken that as a hint personally
to lower the price maybe?
The 7095 is very rare indeedI’ve
