Many Munitions are still used in environments where high contrast is needed.
For example airborne displays.
eric
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Small figures are used for figuere behind the sepatator comma It is/was a
habit.
eric
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From: neonixie-l@googlegroups.com [mailto:neonixie-l@googlegroups.com] On
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On Friday, December 5, 2014 12:58:26 PM UTC, Tidak Ada wrote:
> Many Munitions are still used in environments where high contrast is
> needed. For example airborne displays.
>
>
Just loving that example of spelling auto-correction - I had to read it
twice! :)
I remember numitron display petro
I too had to do a double take on that onemunitions would certainly lead
to high contrast, especially when they go off...;-)
I remember numitrons on petrol pumps at our local garage as a kid...seemed
so normal and pedestrian back then, now I love their incandescent glow in
clocks...
On Fri, De
Dear Mr. Santa ,this year i would like some light pipe displays ,
they are old and hard to get,but ,if i spread some nixie dust, who knows!
KGM multi indicator M25,
IND-1803 Numerik, by general radio,
NLS edge lit display
burroughs SD-11 Sphericular display
any other brand of edge light display
