I would definitely pay for ZIF IN-18 sockets :)
-Dan
On Thu, 23 Jan 2014, John Rehwinkel wrote:
I caused it because I was swapping the tubes too much. The repeated
removal/insertions caused the tube to leak at the pins.
I still want to rotate the tubes, but I need to come up with a surrogate socket
so I can swap the tubes without stressing the pins.
A ZIF nixie socket! Now that would be quite a thing! That would also dodge
the usual problem in home-made sockets of having the grippers both float and
exert proper tension, by moving the tensioning function elsewhere. Time to
start scribbling and thinking about milling out some interesting shapes.
- John
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