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There is a precedent of a similar kind. Following the renewed interest to tube AF amplifiers, several factories are currently producing new vacuum tubes. Given all new possibilities with

That's the spirit! ;-) There is another problem, though. Say, a company jumps out of the closet and goes "Hi everybody, we will manufacture new Nixie tubes now!". Would these tubes be as "genuine" as

For a direct drive 6 tube IN-8 Nixie clock and a supply voltage between 170 and 180 v, what is the optimal anode resistor value?

I would like to use these sockets for the IN-8 Nixie tubes (http://www.tube-tester.com/pic/eby/cont/data-IN-8%20soc-engl.pdf) with the under mount LEDS to light the bases of the Nixie tubes and

... Apples vs. pears. I can buy a new table from Ikea for $100. I can buy an antique equivalent for maybe $200 (or a lot more!). Both allow me to sit at them and eat my meals. One has character; the

Just a small follow-up, there is the exact multimeter on Ebay again, but it says "untested" and I do not have the skills to repair a multimeter.. So I just thought I'd let you guys know. Ebay

Here is the other NEO 8000 I have. This one is significantly different: translucent background, different internal configuration...and it is in really poor condition: Photos:

Dmitry, Thank you for your detailed reply. Your English is quite good and with your help I was able to make my display work! I used a 1kHz sine wave at 190v (the best I could make) and connected one

I just found more NEO-8000 looking display but this one has neither the support columns nor the little circle at the top left corner of the tube. The pins are a slightly different shape and there are

Hi Henry. The vishay (new plasma display) seems to be a good deal, because the only display of this size I know, is the ZM1350. and the only source for this ZM1350 is Jan. Now look at the price, Jan

Hi: I've posted photos showing darkening that I've described in previous posts: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/NEONIXIE-L/message/46061 http://groups.yahoo.com/group/NEONIXIE-L/message/47000 Photos are

Those are exactly the strengths and weaknesses of EL displays; they're practically unbreakable except if moisture intrudes or they receive extreme overvoltage, and they dim rapidly in the first few

Move along, folks.... :)

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Hi. First, excuse me for my English. This indicator is IEL-0-VI. I should say, they`re rather rare, I have only three. The smaller version, IEL-0-IV, is commoner. This EL-s are driven with 400- ~ Hz

No its not. It just happens that 540V is 3x 180V, and easily extracted out of a common nixie supply, without using too many extra parts. A neon dekatron needs at least 380V to strike, and then the

Greetings Group, My friend Karol sent me a very interesting package from Poland recently. The most exciting item is a Russian electro-luminescent display that was used in Soviet tanks! It is a

http://cgi.ebay.com/Dual-Dekatron-Nixie-Power-Supply-12V-540V-180V-out-/150469549638?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0#ht_590wt_1139 $17.50 and $2.31 shipping @$19.31 prob solved ...how did that happen ? Well

Manufacturing neons or nixies isn't cost-effective. It won't to be cost-effective in the future. I would "manufacture" max. 10...20 globe nixies per month.Almost nobody need it, and it's sufficient

It is amazing at what people will take for granted and how little they value the work that's behind most creations. I've had similar experiences with people in the art world. My comeback is usually to