Hi group!
A designer friend of mine is working on a new concept for an installation and
could use the help of someone who builds or tinkers with gas discharge tubes.
Ideally someone in Europe and even better if it was someone in the Netherlands.
Any leads?
Thanks!
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Richard Wheater of Neon Workshops may be your man, or at least a good starting
point (he knows everyone). Apart from being a Neon artist himself, he also
fabricates for others, most recently for the London-wide Lumiere show a couple
of weeks ago. I did a bit of training with him and he's a good
Hello.
I have been given a Gralex Industries 475B-10 panel meter. It mounts a
Beckman SP-352 panaplex 4 digit display and I would really like to light it
up as-is since it even contains AC transformer.
Any chance someone knows how to wire it up, and what kind of meter it is?
It comes from a bolome
> I have been given a Gralex Industries 475B-10 panel meter. It mounts a
> Beckman SP-352 panaplex 4 digit display and I would really like to light it
> up as-is since it even contains AC transformer.
Nice!
> Any chance someone knows how to wire it up, and what kind of meter it is? It
> comes
Hi all,
I hope you didn't click on this post hoping to find such a circuit.
It's actually what I am looking for !
I want to drive 100 IN-9 Nixie's in a circuit.
So based on say 12mA per tube Max at say 150V I am going to need a LOT of
current.
1.5A has a sufficient safety margin (I think).
I do
Humm I think something like this maybe ?
Seems to want car batteries to run it though !
So perhaps not plug pack compatible :-(
http://www.instructables.com/id/The-ZVS-driver/
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So, off-the-shelf mains inverter PLUS simple power supply circuit from the
mains volts, OR add a transformer and rectifier/filter. ??
If safety is an issue, a zillion small powersupplies ?
John K
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