wow! while the technical details are all "greek" to me, the images look
amazing. I love the "artifacts" in them. I dont know how you took these,
but it looks awesome! I like it as it is! not sure how this looks like in
"motion" but looks great in the stills... can you post some more? cheers
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Sat, 18 Nov 2023, 22:14 GDR GDR, wrote:
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>> pardon my ignorance here, but would it be ok to plug this into a AC to AC
>> adapter 9VAC output but with 1000mA ? meaning does the 300mA output matters
>> or can I got higher? thank you!
>>
>> On Saturday, November 1
ity. The power supply is probably a
> transformer-based power supply without a Gretzsch bridge.
>
> Adam
>
> sobota, 18 listopada 2023 o 21:16:06 UTC+1 David Pye napisał(a):
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>> If it's ac it doesn't have a polarity per se.
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>> Da
da 2023 o 21:16:06 UTC+1 David Pye napisał(a):
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>> If it's ac it doesn't have a polarity per se.
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>> David
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>> On Sat, 18 Nov 2023, 20:07 GDR GDR, wrote:
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>>> hi there. I recently acquired a Karlsson KA2000 nix
November 18, 2023 at 2:32:55 PM UTC-6 Robert wrote:
> Here’s the original power supply form my Karlsson
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> [image: image0.jpeg]
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> Rob
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> On 18 Nov 2023, at 20:07, GDR GDR wrote:
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> hi there. I recently acquired a Karlsson KA2000 nixies clock, but it
>
hi there. I recently acquired a Karlsson KA2000 nixies clock, but it didn't
come with a power plug/supply. the clock label states 9VAC 300mA 50/60Hz,
which tells me I can just get any power plug of 9V and min 300mA (correct
me if I'm wrong), but the question is the polarity of the plug.
hence,
