Sadly it seems that (for now at least) the risk of getting B-7971 at
anywhere near an affordable (for me) price is extremely low and unless
anyone unearths a mountain of them and is willing to sell for what may be
considered a reasonable price then I cant see the situation changing.
Same thing
I have used these via the Smart Socket concept which allows you to easily
display numbers, letters, punctuation and user defined characters on any
number of these tubes.
I have used 'smart' sockets for B-7971's as well as ZM1350, SP-101 and now
16 segment LED 'starburst' displays.
My clocks
The 8 digit ‘clock’ is mentioned on the front page, but I can’t find it
anywhere else on the site. Did it ever make it into production?
On Saturday, September 12, 2020 at 9:17:37 PM UTC-4 Pramanicin wrote:
> Check out Mitch's 8 digit B7971 wordclock?
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> Www.angryelectrons.co
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> Nick
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Speaking of crazy prices, someone is trying to sell B7971's for $300 a piece on
the bay.
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> On Sep 12, 2020, at 17:21, Nicholas Stock wrote:
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> They are a little pricey, but they're very well built and the web-interface
> is very well done.
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> I dressed mine up
Check out Mitch's 8 digit B7971 wordclock?
Www.angryelectrons.co
Nick
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> On Sep 12, 2020, at 18:15, LeRoy Lee wrote:
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> I have 10 of the B7971 display tubes and I need to test them to verify they
> work, and then I want to find some interesting use for them beyond a
I have 10 of the B7971 display tubes and I need to test them to verify
they work, and then I want to find some interesting use for them beyond a
clock. Seems a waste to use only for numbers when they can do so much more.
Any easy way to verify the tubes, and do any of you have unique ideas for
Sold!
Nick
On Sat, Sep 12, 2020 at 4:59 PM Nicholas Stock wrote:
> I have 7 NOS B5750 nixies here that I'm not going to useif interested,
> PM me with reasonable offers.
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> Cheers,
>
> Nick
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I have 7 NOS B5750 nixies here that I'm not going to useif interested, PM
me with reasonable offers.
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Nick
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$399 is pretty crazy for a clock without tubes.
On Sat, 12 Sep 2020, martin martin wrote:
I found this one.. Some nice products and kits:
https://omnixie.com/
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Those do look nice! Good find. If they are more stable than INS-1s, which
sometimes develop kind of a flickering, I envision the supply will dry
pretty soon.
On Friday, September 11, 2020 at 10:23:19 PM UTC-3 bdu...@gmail.com wrote:
> Not sure if anyone else is interested, but I bought some
I have one of their clocks. The Omnixie WiFi smart clock.
It a very nice well built clock. I had tubes on hand IN-8 so I bought it
tubeless. The actual clock was fully assembled and ready to run, the only “kit”
part was assembling the tube adapter boards.
The pins on those boards are TINY and
I found this one.. Some nice products and kits:
https://omnixie.com/
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