But Michail,
If you want the blue spot on every IN-18 just clamp to a lower Ucc....
If it appears or not depends to the mercury amount in the tube and the
Ucc voltage level.
That's all.
You also can fade in and out the blue spot if you like... no problem.
When I have time I take a short video with my Nixie Tube Tester.
My tester has an adjustable Ucc as you surely know, and by adjusting it
the blue spot fades in, and out, and dissapears.
This does not only work with IN-18 tubes, also with some other mercury
filled tubes.
Dieter
Am 15.07.2011 17:47, schrieb micha...@aol.com:
Ugly? Dude, it's beautiful. :)
PS. If it was a circuit problem, then why do about 20% of the tubes have
this issue/benefit? Anyone has a blue dot tube that they don't want,
please send to me. I would be happy to care for it. :)
Michail Wilson
206-920-6312
In a message dated 7/15/2011 8:42:41 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
nickst...@gmail.com writes:
That's good to know. I'll try the offending tube in my Nixiechron to
see if the blue spot dares to show it's ugly face!
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