Yes, right, but it works for tubes like B-5025 series, since they are mercury-free and the getter mirror is on the back of the tube.
Dieter

Am 26.06.2012 12:42, schrieb Alek onet:
Flashes getters aren't good for nixie tubes because barium mirror
exchange mercury vapours to another gases. That's why.


Best regards
Alek

W dniu 2012-06-26 09:51, Dalibor Farný pisze:
Thats exactly what I mean, I will use flashed getter for testing - I
will disassemble some old TV tube as Ron suggested. But I want to use
right getter later..

Do You have any info about your progress on your site?

Dalibor

2012/6/26 jb-electronics <webmas...@jb-electronics.de
<mailto:webmas...@jb-electronics.de>>

    Hi folks,

    the only tube with a flashed getter I know of is the XN-1:
    http://www.tube-tester.com/sites/nixie/data/XN1/XN1.htm

    To be honest: I will not use getters at the moment. There is so
    much glasswork to figure out for me, that is the part that I will
    focus on in the next months. :-)

    Jens

    Hi Dylan,

    flashed getters are not used in nixies (I havent seen it at
    least), just some VFD tube use flashed getters. Flashed getters
    leave a coating on a glass envelope of the tube - we don't want
    that. I think that kind of getter needs only initial activation
    by heat which could be done by induction heating as well as in
    the case of flashed getters. Look to IN-14 nixie, there is
    exactly the same pellet.

    The only matter to solve will be attaching the pellet to a wire,
    but I think that will be possible to do by spot welding -
    inspired by IN-14.

    Thanks,

    Dalibor

    2012/6/26 dylan roelofs <doktorb...@gmail.com
    <mailto:doktorb...@gmail.com>>

        Hey Dalibor and others-
        I don't feel that these are the right getters for nixie tubes.
        The literature lists them as thermally active- they only
        absorb if you put them somewhere hot.
        Many styles of getters are made this way; most tubes do run
        quite hot, beacuse of the filaments..

        There isn't anywhere in a nixie tube that is constantly
        100C-200C. (That's part of the magic of nixies, of course)

        You really want some flashed barium getters; they absorb
        gasses at any temperature.

        -Dylan
        www.dylankehderoelofs.com <http://www.dylankehderoelofs.com>




        On Monday, June 25, 2012 11:21:36 AM UTC-7, Dalibor wrote:

            Hello guys,

            I've got an offer on getters, tech info attached.. the
            price is approx. 5pcs/1 eur. Is anyone interested in it?
            I will place an order in several weeks, I may send some
            pieces sealed in argon filled tube..

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