Ucc is a common term for supply voltage [Google it]. The 'cc' is probably questionable in this case, but the U is common in Europe.
Semi-related Factoid:- If you read early US books on wireless you will find the
term "anode" used in a sentence when they mean the supply voltage for the
tubes. Makes for strange reading today. eg, "..remove the anode if the
temperature exceeds..."
Maybe my post is one Lucky is having a crap-attack about. Well, I actually
asked the colour of the haze so I could repeat answers given over the years !
Jimi always got a mention if it was purple. And as for 'invention' - you will
never hear the end of that one. And because you thought it was finished with I
am not allowed to comment - oh deary me.
jk
----- Original Message -----
From: Frank Bemelman
To: neonixie-l@googlegroups.com
Sent: Friday, February 17, 2012 1:10 AM
Subject: Re: [neonixie-l] Question on haze around nixie digit
So, is “invention” now a forbidden word?
Sheesh...
Yes I read everything. Dieter is NOT very helpful if he invents ‘new’ names
for things.
I can not recall someone using the “Ucc” ever being used in this and previous
Neonixie
newsgroup.
I am sorry you posted too.
But hey, it happens.
Learn to smile
From: Lucky
Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2012 3:31 PM
To: neonixie-l@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [neonixie-l] Question on haze around nixie digit
Don't know who is worse here.
Dieter for first stating 'Ucc' (I think maybe we are talking Vcc?) Regardless
Ucc had been taken to mean something "cold cathode voltage" Have you not
bothered to read the entire thread?
Me for repeating the same (or maybe just being naive)
Or 3 useless replies 2 of which are sarcastic, and one mocking the
'Invention' word which I thought we had finished with!
Do you not wish to help anyone out? Do you not have anything to add,
informational or knowledgeable wise? If not why answer? Just to mock? And I
notice you did not jump all over Deiter when he said "Second, the lower the Ucc
(cold cathode voltage) the higher the haze"
Talk about childish! Sorry I posted.
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