[yes, my link included one of those too. Maybe the "see also" is a little buried.]

jk


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Have no answer, except that if they wanted to have a good vacuum why not to use getter. But why do they needed the vacuum envelope at all? There is a version of this stabilizer without the envelope. Just four tubes packed into a single base: http://www.radiomuseum.org/tubes/tube_zz1031.html
Marcin

On 16-Mar-16 14:47, JohnK wrote:
OK... so why a getter in this one?  All the little NEON tubes are each
already sealed.
http://www.tubecollector.org/zz1030.htm
John K

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    As I mentioned in an earlier post today getters are flashed inside
    of 'VACUUM TUBES' to absorb residual 'OXYGEN' after pump down, and
    possibly some external R.F. heating of the internal elements to
    further degas.  OXYGEN is extremely detrimental to 'hot cathodes',
    and 'hot filaments', and will destroy both quite quickly, even in
    small quantities.  Ira.





    On 3/15/2016 10:23 AM, Nick wrote:
    Why would they have a getter? An Hg pill that needs to be
    vaporized, sure. But a getter? They are used to remove any stray
    gas molecules given off by the glass or internal structures due to
    heat & time.

    Nixies are gassed tubes by definition - a getter would be
    counter-productive - even during baking and initial evacuation
    prior to backfilling, you wouldn't use a getter.

    Nick


    On Monday, 14 March 2016 01:15:28 UTC, jrehwin wrote:

        Nixies are not vacuum tubes - they shouldn't have a getter.

        Actually, some nixies do have a getter, but it's a different
        kind of getter than vacuum tubes use, naturally.  Most of the
        ones with getters use "pill" getters, often on the back of the
        anode, and there's normally no "getter flash" on the glass.


http://www.tubeclockdb.com/images/stories/2012/in-18-bd/in-18-nixie-clock-6.jpg

<http://www.tubeclockdb.com/images/stories/2012/in-18-bd/in-18-nixie-clock-6.jpg>

        - John

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