Although not nixie, it includes technology and HV bits the neonixie members
may find entertaining.
Nine months ago I took on a Halloween stage show project for our children
and their friends.
I began composing the music for their stage performances in January, using
MIDI as the instrument trac
WOW. Not much more you can say to that Jeff, simply amazing.
Wished you lived in my neighborhood for Halloween!!
Now we know why the watches are taking so long;-)
Cheers, Nick
On Mon, Nov 5, 2012 at 7:08 AM, Jeff Thomas wrote:
> Although not nixie, it includes technology and HV bits the
Dear all,
In spite of having designed a new sleek Nixie watch, I still have many
requests for the big old style. I can't argue; the Woz has made it a
must-have item.
I have had many requests to make the lugs more beefy, and the strap a
bit wider. I am going from 20mm to 22mm.
What do you t
Hi David,
I like your new sleek design better.
At the old design I like the left version better.
Do you have a side view?
Where will the USB connection be?
Dieter
Am 06.11.2012 07:24, schrieb David Forbes:
Dear all,
In spite of having designed a new sleek Nixie watch, I still have many
requests
Hi.
The right one seems more proportional, and looks sturdy and robust. The
lugs on the left one looks small and brittle, and would probably make the
wearer worried that it might fall off.
Regards,
Christian Bjelle
christ...@bjelle.se
6 nov 2012 kl. 07:24 skrev
I think the new proportion is just nice. The old skinny lugs looks weak,
not that they're weak of course.
On Tue, Nov 6, 2012 at 3:11 PM, Christian Bjelle wrote:
> Hi.
> The right one seems more proportional, and looks sturdy and
> robust. The lugs on the left one looks small and brittle,
