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Hello guys,
I think I can call this first my first nixie tube ;-)
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More on my blog: http://dalibor.farny.cz/big-progress-lab-sample-no-3
Yes indeed, a very nice job. I'm impressed
John
On 09/09/2013 11:26 PM, Michel wrote:
Wow, that is amazing! I actually like the envelope shape :-). Maybe it's a
bit too big for a 6 digit clock, but it would look brilliant for a single
tube nixie clock!
Well done!
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Hello guys,
I think I can call this first my first nixie tube ;-)
Well done, a beautiful job.
Best wishes, John S
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Wow, that is amazing! I actually like the envelope shape :-). Maybe it's a
bit too big for a 6 digit clock, but it would look brilliant for a single
tube nixie clock!
Well done!
Michel
On Tuesday, September 10, 2013 6:30:25 AM UTC+10, Dalibor wrote:
Hello guys,
I think I can call this
On Thursday, 4 July 2013 21:50:43 UTC+1, Matthew Cameron wrote:
The neat thing is that if nixie tube production becomes continuous again,
we will not need the long life that mercury provides.
Maybe I am being too hopeful, but I think that smaller groups
manufacturing their own stuff will
Just as Nick said.. Hg doping extends the life of the tube approx. 40
times (5.000 vs 200.000 hours). But the lifetime is not exactly
determined, the glass envelope is gradually covered by sputtered metal
thus limiting the brightness and making it look bad. Hg doping is not
diffucult and is
The neat thing is that if nixie tube production becomes continuous again, we will not need the long life that mercury provides.
Maybe I am being too hopeful, but I think that smaller groups manufacturing their own stuff will become easier in the coming
decades, not harder.
On 07/03/2013 10:31
Hello Alek,
I still dont know what form will have the stem, this could change price
significantly. Materials are not much expensive, but it takes a lot of time
to assemble the tube, pump it, fill it and so.. I am still in a phase of
making prototypes, far from real production. But if everything
Hi Michel,
You are right, I am also eager to it glow. As soon as the shed is built, I
will move all the stuff there and start with it.
It should be a replica or copy of z568m, so the size of the numbers is 5cm.
I actually dont have any z568m, so other dimensions are measured from z566m
and
Hi Dalibor,
Are you calculated cost of manufacture of tubes?
Best regards from Barcelona
Alek Z.
W dniu 2013-06-26 08:55, Dalibor Farný pisze:
Hi Michel,
You are right, I am also eager to it glow. As soon as the shed is
built, I will move all the stuff there and start with it.
It should
Absolutely wonderful!
Did you put the figure 6 in backwards?
/Martin
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Hello!
Yes, I put it accidentally backwards, I thought nobody would notice it :-)
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Dne 25.6.2013 8:39 Dekatron42 martin.forsb...@gmail.com napsal(a):
Absolutely wonderful!
Did you put the figure 6 in backwards?
/Martin
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dali...@farny.cz writes:
Hello!
Yes, I put it accidentally backwards, I thought nobody would notice it :-)
Dalibor Farný
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Well AFAIK you may use copper. At least for the anode mesh. Still
would look stunning.
On 24/06/2013 22:48, Jon D. wrote:
Beautiful work! Having no idea how to do what you're doing, is the
fabrication process in brass the same as it would be in the final
material (I assume that's why you
regular update ;-)
Oh, that is very nice looking. I did not know you could cut mica with ordinary
scissors. In mass production, a punch is used, but a very hard metal must be
used to punch mica. Where did you get your ceramic beads?
- John
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Just beautiful! Thanks for sharing this.
Jon.
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Hi guys,
I am posting some info about the process of re-inventing the nixie tubes..
I made first test assembly from etched stainless steel. Making a real nixie
tube is difficult task, but I think there is nothing what could not be
solved!
You will find brief description here:
Hello guys,
I finally made first sealed nixie tube, some brief info (text+photos+video)
here:
http://dalibor.farny.cz/first-sample-nixie-tube/
Bye!
Dalibor
2013/2/7 jb-electronics webmas...@jb-electronics.de
Nice!
I am currently figuring out how to connect the Neon bottle to my system,
Nice work Dalibor, looks really really promising.
Nick
On Mon, Feb 25, 2013 at 1:55 PM, Dalibor Farný dali...@farny.cz wrote:
Hello guys,
I finally made first sealed nixie tube, some brief info
(text+photos+video) here:
http://dalibor.farny.cz/first-sample-nixie-tube/
Bye!
Dalibor
Hi Dalibor,
I will take more detailed pictures today. My problem is that the needle
valve I use is pure crap... It is not even bellow-sealed. I was sure it
was, but it's not. See an image here:
http://www.jb-electronics.de/tmp/needle_valve.jpg
So I will get rid of it and maybe just use it
Hello Jens!
It is rated as a high vacuum glass valve, so I guess there should no
measurable leak.. I greased it with high vacuum grease, rated for 10e-6
torr. I bought it on ebay for 11 pounds from UK..
Dalibor Farný
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Dne 7.2.2013 18:06
Hi,
Is it a kf-16 to threaded hole connection? Send me photos and description,
I am making some parts for my system currently, so I could make that for
You.
Dalibor Farný
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Dne 7.2.2013 21:33 jb-electronics webmas...@jb-electronics.de
Hello guys!
I would like to share my excitement of todays experiments! I was spending a
lot of time on making tooling recently, so another glowing something after
long time:
http://dalibor.farny.cz/test-of-the-glow-tube/
thanks!
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Beautiful, well done that man. Keep up the good work.
John S
On 6 Feb 2013, at 21:35, Dalibor Farný wrote:
Hello guys!
I would like to share my excitement of todays experiments! I was spending a
lot of time on making tooling recently, so another glowing something after
long time:
Amazing! Nice glow! I like the last picture where you show everything is still hooked up to all the equipment, very cool if you can do this just at home!Michelon Feb 07, 2013, Dalibor Farný dali...@farny.cz wrote:Hello guys!I would like to share my excitement of todays experiments! I was spending
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