What's in the tins?

I don't see these in the pics:
* grid meshes
* digit wire
* getters

-Dan

On Wed, 8 May 2013, dr pepper wrote:

Looking at it you'd also need a air compressor and a power press for
the press tooling.

A visit to the seller would be a good idea to see what is included.

Setting up producing those tubes might be profitable, however
allthough not absolutely necessary you'd really need to speak to one
of the setters or production workers that ran the original production
line, so you'd need to speak russian.

On 6 May, 11:23, Zedsquared <ro...@cqr-ltd.com> wrote:
This is interesting!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/261172534593

I've not got the cash or inclination to buy but would love to hear what
people make of this, it's a great insight into what goes on in manufacture.
Does anyone know what the green machine with flames does?
What's in the cans? (I'd guess getter compound maybe ).
Looking at the Q&A so far it implies that the digits have to be made with
the supplied "know how" ... photo etching techniques and recipies perhaps?

Cheers,
       Robin.

P.S.    I guess I should introduce myself :) Hi, I'm Robin from the UK, a
software and hardware computer guy with a nascent ebay nixie acquisition
habit but only a few breadboard rigs actually built yet. Here's "hello
world" from my first PIC and nixie setup:  
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqxDZUYhl2s
Day job is R&D at a company fitting out emergency service command and
control vehicles with tech, weekend job is pyrotechnician with skyburst.
I'm currently spending most of my time in bed with a laptop due to a broken
ankle, bah!

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