Here's a fun little animated video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLlLQ3LmZWU
It's about a spy team. The one low level flunky named Scout, has a nixie
watch, that is shown several times in the video.
Enjoy
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On Sunday, 17 August 2014 22:06:56 UTC+1, MichaelB wrote:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0jYY0UcC0U
Lovely lovely clock - I like that.
Has the hours/units digit 2 gone a bit wonky or is that an artefact of the
filming?
Nick
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Thanks NIck. No, that's just the way that digit's formed on that tube. Not
one of the best in my stock of these.
On Monday, August 18, 2014 1:26:16 AM UTC-7, Nick wrote:
On Sunday, 17 August 2014 22:06:56 UTC+1, MichaelB wrote:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0jYY0UcC0U
Lovely lovely
The book is up on Ebay
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Cold-Cathode-Tubes-John-Brian-Dance-1967-ID-10953-/131270014034?pt=Fictionhash=item1e904d7452
No connection.
The same seller has the book on AbeBooks slightly cheaper.
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I am afraid it is not genuine, but a copy. The advertisement says it has 125
pages, whereas my pdf copy shows 390 pages!!
It is also strange there is no sign of a publisher's name on the cover.
eric
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Eric
Well, it is identical to the hardback copy I have, same cover, same text
and font, same pink colour and 125 pages. The publisher's name is on
the spine and on the back cover and not on the front.
Mine still has the loan library sheet in the front from the Royal Radar
Establishment
Eric
A quick look at my other books by JB Dance shows Electronic Counting
Circuits also published by Iliffe Books Ltd in 1967 has 390 pages.
Coincidence or answer?
Grahame
On 18/08/2014 22:15, Grahame Marsh wrote:
Eric
Well, it is identical to the hardback copy I have, same cover, same
Eric,
I think you are confusing it with the other book by JB Dance - he wrote two
that are relevant for us. Electronic Counting Circuits is 390 pages,
whereas Cold Cathode Tubes is indeed much shorter. My copy of the latter
looks just like that in the photo and is an original. Both were
Grahame,
Ah, yes that's the same!
May be the short one in pink cover is a first publishing or so.
I have missed the pages between p. 295 and p376 for a long time. Finally
somebody sent them to me.
Cheers,
eric
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Eric
I glad we are in agreement. The pink book Cold Cathode Tubes I
spotted has a different focus to the green book Electronic Counting
Circuits as it has chapters on discharge lamps, voltage stabilisation,
radiation detector tubes and high current tubes. The counting circuits
book does
I am curious about Thermometers that use the Nixie IN 9 tube since the
temp is steady and doesn't change that much...how does one keep
from cathode poisoning happening to the IN 9 tube?
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The book is up on Ebay
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Cold-Cathode-Tubes-John-Brian-Dance-1967-ID-10953-/131270014034?pt=Fictionhash=item1e904d7452
No connection.
Currently in reprint by Gyan books of India for US$8.95, it's a decent
fascimile edition of the Iliffe one. My only beef is that
Are you referring to the linear IN-9 tube ? I experimented with a few of
those and was very disappointed with their erratic behavior. For example, I
could get half of the tube to illuminate with 5-6mA. When I disconnected
reconnected it, the reading was different. If I left it on for awhile,
Hi Folks. Does anybody have a schematic of Jeff's nixichron? I have the
owners manual etc with my clock, but no schematic...
Thanks,
Nick
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Hi Folks. Does anybody have a schematic of Jeff's nixichron? I have the
owners manual etc with my clock,
Thank you Dieter!
Nick
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