Hi !
Really interesting and great work. Looks really good and its a „want to
have“.
Would be interested in pcb and code too , if possible a kit too.
Thank you.
Michail Wilson schrieb am Samstag, 4. März 2023 um 15:11:01 UTC+1:
> I am very interested as well.
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> Would love to have the
The picture above confirms my suspicion that more-frequently-changing
digits will die first. The dying hours tube is still a mystery to me; maybe
it was previously used ? I learned about this as a kid when I would do
stupid things like turning my room light on-and-off to annoy others. Yeah,
my
I am very interested as well.
Would love to have the code and pcb design and even a kit.
I read through the posts, but didn’t see anything other than the video.
Thumbs up on it too.
Michail Wilson
206-920-6312
From: neonixie-l@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of
jörg
Sent: Saturday, March
Hi Chris,
The numitrons are driven by a 4511 decoder, and according to their data sheets
the max. output at that voltage is 4.1 V, so that is well within specification
for the tube. Yes, I agree, lowering the voltage even further should increase
lifespan.
Bill v
From:
@jörg,
No, I have not yet built anything. Just "scoping" out where this will take
me.
On Sat, Mar 4, 2023 at 5:14 AM jörg wrote:
> @Jon,
> yes, I will share the code. I have moved it to the VS Code IDE with
> PlatformIO. I do not like the Arduino IDE much. It should run on david's
> hardware,
Hi,
While i am not sure for the IV9 numitrons have a look at the DA2300
lifetime expectancy,
[image: https://www.dos4ever.com/numitron/lifenew.gif]
Basically reducing the voltage increases the life expectancy exponentially.
So i usually run my numitrons at 4.5V or lower and have had no
Hello, what transformer do you use for the power supply? I'm about to build
that clock and I was thinking of winding my own transformer but if an off the
shelf version can be used that's easier. Thank you.
Original message From: jörg Date:
04/03/2023 12:14 (GMT+00:00) To:
@Jon,
yes, I will share the code. I have moved it to the VS Code IDE with
PlatformIO. I do not like the Arduino IDE much. It should run on david's
hardware, too.
Do yo you have build the hardware already?
On Friday, March 3, 2023 at 5:12:46 AM UTC+1 David Forbes wrote:
> I was able to change
