Thank you!
Wireless charging is a possibility. If I can get this first revision
working as intended then im sure there will be plenty of feature creep to
come :)
On Sat, Oct 3, 2020 at 4:04 PM Dekatron42 wrote:
> Looks very nice!
>
> Will you include wireless charging?
>
> /Martin
>
> --
> You
Have you got a Plasma ball to hold it to? If air has entered in you might
see a very faint blueish glow if you turn off the surrounding light.
What does the getter flash look like, like a mirror or is it gone
completely, or has it gone white?
I have seen a few Nixies where the Anode wire has co
Hi Gregebert, yes, I've checked the tube several times. The cold resistance
is about 2,1 ohm, which is identical to the other tubes.
Just swapped the tube with a running one on the same driver board. Sadly,
no function at all. Under a microscope, no crack is visible.
I've made a short video to s
Looks very nice!
Will you include wireless charging?
/Martin
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Thank you David! It is indeed a lot of work for one person, as i'm sure you
know. This project is heavily inspired by the successful Cathode Corner
watch!
The software features will be focused heavily around power saving when the
display is off, in addition to using the bluetooth radio as the prim
Hi newxito,
Ive been able to get the CJ51-43AL to produce high voltage, but only found
that about 5ma @ 170 volts was feasible from a 5 volt input (using the
LT-3757afe controller at a swithcing frequency of 100 KHz). Beyond that,
the transformer would indeed go into saturation and get very hot.
Kevin,
That's quite a project! It has a lot of processing power. I can tell that
you've put a lot of thought into the design.
I'm curious about the plans for software and features, since you mentioned
that you haven't written any of it yet.
The big limiting factor of Nixie tubes in a feature-laden
On 2020-10-03 10:00 a.m., Robert G. Schaffrath wrote:
> "Those nimo look like tiny CRTs! If anyone can make them it’s Dalibor!"
>
> Talk about a niche market. Not only are they infinitely more complex to
> construct than a Nixie tube, the market for them would be even smaller
> than for his Nixie
I recognise those pictures. I was just looking at the earlier today.
Here: https://www.yoycart.com/Product/565022565965/
Il giorno sabato 3 ottobre 2020 alle 15:43:08 UTC+1 Dekatron42 ha scritto:
> A long time ago I found these photos on the Internet, can't find them now
> though, however I am
A long time ago I found these photos on the Internet, can't find them now
though, however I am not sure if they are fake or true Nimo's.
/Martin
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"Those nimo look like tiny CRTs! If anyone can make them it’s Dalibor!"
Talk about a niche market. Not only are they infinitely more complex to
construct than a Nixie tube, the market for them would be even smaller than
for his Nixie tubes.
I had commented on the short YouTube video that it wo
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