I've heard of a lot of explanations for the name Nixie, like the ones
above, but I have never seen it written in any Burroughs document and since
it is quite common to use ordinary words and fit a project or product name
to that word I thought it might be possible that people working at
Burroug
That would be correct!! Ira.
On 2/28/2016 12:58 PM, Jon D. wrote:
My understanding is NIXIE = Numerical Indicator eXperimental - 1:
NIX-I or NIXIE
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My understanding is NIXIE = Numerical Indicator eXperimental - 1: NIX-I or
NIXIE
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My understanding regarding the name Nixie is that the official tubes
were known as 'N'umerical 'I'ndicator Tubes. The N from numerical and
the I from indicator became the "NI" of the word NIxie.Ira.
On 2/26/2016 11:47 AM, Dekatron42 wrote:
Could this book have something to do with the nami