Over the past few weeks I did some extensive tests for battery life of
my Nixie Watch.
When I started with the design, I took David's numbers as a reference.
An average of 50 readings per day at 1mA tube current (about 185mA
battery current) results in 4 to 6 months battery life. Say 5 months,
Nice report [and I like the tone].
That photo of watch is interesting - I hadn't looked at yours before; was
waiting for firm results.
Good job,
congrats
John K
Australia
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From: Michel mic...@xiac.com
To: neonixie-l neonixie-l@googlegroups.com
Sent: Sunday, July
Although I've never been able to work out a display tube deal with Oleg, I have
purchased high voltage electronic components through his eBay store before. My
transactions have always been smooth and my packages arrived quicker than
others from that part of the world.
-otto
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You received
I figure it is a long shot, but it never hurts to ask. I've been
thinking about re-drawing the Elektronika 7 family schematics in a
style more understandable to Western readers. This will involve (at a
minimum) not splitting a single connector onto multiple pieces of the
schematic, showing all the
Although I cannot give you any information re Eagle I would say apart from
translating into English leave it as it is.
style more understandable to Western readers Who does not understand this
format?
numbers noted in a random position when a signal enters / exits the bus
The numbers are in
Thanks for the comments John,
This Steampunk version was actually a special order, I normally make
them in olive drab colour.
I still have an idea for another one to make it a very Australian
Nixie Watch. Maybe I get that done in a few months time.
Michel
On Jul 15, 9:04 pm, JohnK
And with nixie watches being so amazingly common, I'm surprised anyone
noticed it! ;-)
Very curious indeed!
On Fri, Jul 13, 2012 at 9:51 PM, Terry S tschw10...@aol.com wrote:
Strange. From all indications, a legitmate seller. Yet a clear rip-off of
data from your site.
At least the auction
Greetings...
I have 4 of those Philips ZM1030 dual anode Nixies that I don't really
want. Anyone want to swap them for some real Nixies, or if they are
worthless they can have them for the postage.
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