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Hi! Some asked me for the pin receptacles prices: 1 mm receptacles $0.18/pcs 2.36 mm receptacles $0.6/pcs (gold plated) Dieter

It's not hard for me to get them, since I bought out the stock of Richardson a couple years ago. I have a couple thousand B5870L on hand. They were made by the hundreds of thousands in the early 1970s

[snip] How hard is it to get those nixies? I'd assume such sub-sized nixies would be rather hard to get your hands on because they are so small :) [OT begins here] I'm designing a clock around the

Hello Dieter, I am quite new in this matter, however I have don lotsof electronics inthe past. I have here two ETL GS12C tubes (Those with the solder lugs instead of a base with pins) in combination

Hello again, Giampaolo. Decisions... decisions. I don't wanna miss on the fun of the Italian words, so I think I'll build a Penta in honor of my Italian roots AND a (an?) Hexa for Brazilian Portuguese

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Gents, these kts are currently available in the EU and UK.? The only issue as far as I know is the 'wall wart' power adaptor.? If anyone has an 'urgent' lust for one of thse little clocks I can get

Bad idea, until some adventurous person proves otherwise by making one. I made a scope clock using the Russian 3LO1 tube and found the phosphor lifetime is measured in DAYS. It took considerably less

Moses.. did this kit make it to north america yet ? thanks Phil

I like the 3DP1; nice size and deflelction sensitivity, and that 5th deflection plate pin in the center of the front glass can sure be a conversation starter.? I picked up quite a few of these a

Hi! I have a some Dekatron Spinner PCB board for sale: EZ10A / EZ10B: 32 pcs. bare boards. - $3 each or all for $50 2 pcs. fully assembled - $10 each Project here:

[edited by A.J. - please trim quoted material] -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- Van: NEONIXIE-L@... Namens Adam Jacobs While we're on the subject: What about the Soviet 8L039V/89039B scope

cool thing, i can supply tons of cheap special symbol nixies nobody else wants. Serious enquiries off-list welcome !! Jan PS: Consider the tons and tons of TV damper diodes, 12AL5?s etc you could

To: NEONIXIE-L@... From: "cagamba" <cagamba@...> Date sent: Sat, 26 Dec 2009 17:53:32 -0000 Subject: [NEONIXIE-L] A Christmas ornament with nixies Send reply to: NEONIXIE-L@...

For those that like the numitron look, we just bought and tested a huge pile of Apollo DA2100 and 2110 compact numitron tubes. these are all good pulls, and they will fit either a 10 pin round IC

<gnuvvekaavaali@...>wrote: While we're on the subject: What about the Soviet 8L039V/89039B scope tubes that I see for $20 on ebay? Good idea? Bad idea? -Adam

Excellent info. I'll drop this one then. I actually got the 902 tube free in a estate giveaway. The old man seemed to have done some Ham radio stuff in his time. Thanks! I may take you up on that

http://westmd.craigslist.org/ele/1492333138.html Not mine. Terry

The 902 is not a very good CRT. Do not use it. I have tried it with a scope clock and found that it looked bad. The fact that the deflection plates are tied together means that the astigmatism and

I recently got my hands on a JAN CRC-902-P1 2" Octal base CRT tube. The data for this is here - http://tubedata.milbert.com/sheets/049/9/902A.pdf I have a Dutchtronix scope clock board, which I'd like