Ah, ok. And is there a chance youll be able to take some pics?
No sorry, too much orders at the moment. No time.
Dieter
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Ah, ok. And is there a chance youll be able to take some pics? The
Z566M and ZM1040 are my favourite ones. Or do you have any links that
focuses on these?
On 14 ún, 23:19, "Dieter Waechter" wrote:
> > Ah i see, do you have photos of those? Id really love to see them!
>
> No sorry.
> Dieter
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Folks,
I am going to be in San Francisco this Saturday giving a brief talk at
the Exploratorium about how I ended up making watches.
As a preparation for this talk, I have resurrected my Scope Pocket Watch
that I built ten years ago. I made a YouTube video, something that
didn't exist when I
I haven't seen it.
I like the nixie and the box. Nice looking clock.
Fortunately for me, I don't have a problem getting up. Wonder if he will
offer the nixie clock without the complicated remote alarm disable
functionality. I would be more apt to pledge/purchase. Uhhgg, I am still
try
Cool system, not getting up is a known problem :-).
I used to have a mechanical alarm clock (many years back) that I had
put on top of a 2 meter high closet, just to ensure I had to get out
of bed to stop it ringing. It made quite a bit of vibrations when
ringing, and one day the vibs send it over
Don't know if you all have seen this or not. Thought I would pass it on...
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2074185253/ramos-alarm-clock
Mike Harpe
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> Thank you John, I already have a ferrite on the powersupply cable. I think
> I'm going to manage the noise with the housing.
Depending on whether it's radiated noise or inductive noise, you might need to
use a ferrous (steel) housing. Any conductive housing can block
radiated/capacitive nois
Ah i see, do you have photos of those? Id really love to see them!
No sorry.
Dieter
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Ah i see, do you have photos of those? Id really love to see them!
On Feb 14, 10:07 pm, "Dieter Waechter" wrote:
> Hi!
> The first 2 pictures show one of the first prototypes, developed by Heinz
> Greif, GDR.
> Only a few were made.
> Dieter
> PS: I have about 40 known variants of the Z566M/ZM104
Hi!
The first 2 pictures show one of the first prototypes, developed by Heinz
Greif, GDR.
Only a few were made.
Dieter
PS: I have about 40 known variants of the Z566M/ZM1040 in my list.
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Thank you John, I already have a ferrite on the powersupply cable. I think I'm
going to manage the noise with the housing.
Trying the Clock in a Dark Room; It seems like when the 74151 in displaying a
blank "output A" the tube is not completely off; but is glowing a little bit :
- Is it
Here is the link:
http://www.jogis-roehrenbude.de/Roehren-Geschichtliches/Nixie/Z566M.htm
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Hi there, i just found this and im bit confused about the first two
pictures. All of the Z566M tubes i saw were the nipple top ones. How
rare are the round top ones? They look really unique. I think these
might be nearly impossible to find, not sure though, please correct me
if im wrong.
And by the
I mod quite a few of the supplies and always use a 10 ohm 10W Wire-
wound resistor across the 5v line such as these, ebay listing
400275651219. Find the supplies 12v tend to run rock solid loaded or
unloaded. I normally cable tie one to the metal work inside (through
the vents) to aid cooling the r
I've definitely done that, the volkswagon headlights work best, the 6v
kind. Or sometimes you can find a really big rheostat. These kinds of
things are great for when you want to drain a battery or put a lot of
load on a circuit.
-Adam
On 2/14/2012 11:48 AM, Imbanon wrote:
The good news is t
The good news is that one of the chips isn't fried, and is working
well on the current setup.
And I love the car headlight idea! It would be a pretty crazy sight on
a work table :)
On Feb 13, 3:39 pm, dr pepper wrote:
> If your using an old pc supply, that in itself could be the issue.
> Pc suppl
I've done that with my latest project.
The issue is the 555 runs off 12, and the micro off 5.
I connected the output of the micro to the base of a mpsa42 through a
10 resistor, the emitter to ground, the collector goes to pin 4
(reset) of the 555 with another 10k resistor from this pin 4 to +12v,
Try this, it *must* work :-)
http://xiac.com/Images/PowerSwitch.JPG
Michel
On Feb 14, 8:59 pm, StoopKid wrote:
> CTL high and RST low through 3904 give me the same results. The
> schematic with the base Q2 HIGH works less well... I appreciate your
> help, any other suggestions?
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CTL high and RST low through 3904 give me the same results. The
schematic with the base Q2 HIGH works less well... I appreciate your
help, any other suggestions?
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