ind. 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:
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>> Not sure if anyone else is interested, but I
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>>- Lens end neon bulb
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>> Lens end neon bulb
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Mike, Terry,
Thanks for the suggestions. I have a number of INS-1 neon tubes. They are
rather large, but usable. I was hoping to find a smaller bulb with a lens
end.
I have seen thyratrons before, but have not found explanations on how to
drive them. If you have any pointers that would be
I had a few of these neon bulbs for colon separators in Nixie clocks, but
am almost out and would like to find more. I originally found them at a
now defunct electronics surplus store (I think).
They are nice because they have a lens at the top end instead of the
regular glass blob. The
