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I don't know what the final result of the attempts to download the forum were from a few months ago - but if anyone managed to, I would be happy to host them on TubeClockDB.com. I will experiment with

Thank you for your suggestion, threeneurons: "Some of my links: Drawings and binary (.HEX) code of my third nixie clock (with dekatron): http://snipurl.com/10zg1u Drawings and binary (.HEX) code of my

Yahoo, in their infinite idiocy, have once again foisted upon us a new "upgrade", without warning and without asking whether we wanted it. This new UI/skin or whatever they're calling it is a total

490-1208-ND is a 4MHz ceramic resonator. For clock accuracy its pure crap. That parts has 0.5% accuracy. That's 5000ppm, or ~7minutes / day off. A regular crystal has accuracy of 30ppm, or ~15minutes

It BLOWS CHUNKs BIG TIME ! Whoever at Yahoo thought that this was great, should step up and take credit. That way I know who to beat with a stick !

Hey guys. It's been a while! I had a summer class which was taking up all my time. Now I have about a week before Fall classes. So in the meantime! I'm coming very close to finishing the circuit for

I am ready to jump ship. That is, once someone has a ship to jump to. Michail

Yep. Me too!

Does anyone else hate the new Yahoo groups interface? I do...

I think he's assuming you want to wire the outputs in series (for higher voltage) instead of parallel (for higher current). The statement would make sense for series connection. I can't find any

I have received a reply from a Traco engineer, he says that it is NOT possible since output and input are not galvanically isolated. Does this make sense? I do not know why this should be a problem.

Colon like... Christopher? ;) Why not use the same "light pipes" used by Tektronix in several of their 4XX series ? It's just an acrylic rod of the size and shape you want the indicator to be, that

I wish I knew how to tell them apart. None of them are marked very well but based on what I've read on this thread, it sounds probable that there were multiple manufacturers. Do you know of the

Again a $1 auction: 330466882734 Dieter

Here's what I've been doing lately. I use 4 insulated thin metal tubes to position two small neon bulbs, one just above and slightly behind the other. You do need some small neon lamps.

They don't actually breakdown right at 200V. Usually something rated at 200V may not breakdown until it hits close to 250V, so there is a bit of manufacturer margin built in. But that said, don't rely

[edited by A.J. - please trim quoted material] <snip> Scroll to the bottom of this site: http://www.neonixie.com/ for some nice neon bulbs... -Ian [Non-text portio

On Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 7:42 AM, john ginn <johnginn50@...> wrote: > On Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 3:21 PM, gnuvvekaavaali > <[email protected]> wrote: > > --- In NEONIXIE-L@... wrote: > >

They exist in One time use cameras. If you have a photo lab nearby they might sell you some empties if you promise you won't electrocute yourself. They only get about 50 cents from the recycle

Hi Marco, We are in the same boat (or the colon ;)). I spent some time trying to figure out how to put a colon in NCV2.1 kit. In theory it's possible - the tiniest neon bulb I found has 4mm diameter