for the sheer amount of time this has taken.
Completely O.T., but here's my website for anyone interested:
http://www.richardslaboratories.com
Chuck Richards
Original Message
From: amelyena...@gmail.com
To: neonixie-l@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [neonixie-l] Dalibor's Nixie tube: R
Hello,
I know that decimal point is sometimes handy feature, however it would
be difficult to add it to current tube. But I will definitely think
about it when I start designing next tube.
Thanks for usecases,
Dalibor
2015-02-16 6:00 GMT+01:00 Jorge amelyena...@gmail.com:
Dalibor:
Have you
Dalibor:
Have you considered adding decimal points to your tubes, or perhaps
recreating a tube that has decimal points?
The micros that drive clocks these days have a lot of processing power that
can be used to display temperature, humidity and other measurements from a
myriad of sensors that
Hi Matt,
thanks for your time with such a long message, especially for overview of
the crowdfunding platforms.
First, I am going to make a low-cost documentary, no special effects, just
simple, calm video. I have more reasons to make it - I also expect it to
spread around the tube lovers (nixie
Hi Dalibor,
Sounds great. I know enough about materials and manufacturing to appreciate what you are building and the prices involved, but for
people growing up in today's world of cheap semi-disposable durable goods, that appreciation usually takes a bit of education.
Your response sounds
Hello,
from my experience, when I stop pumping before achieving 10E-6 torr
range, the tube will have too high striking voltage and will not work
well because of impurities. This pressure is on the gauge, not actuall
pressure in the tube which may be an order higher. It is also specific
for my
On Friday, 13 February 2015 14:12:21 UTC, Dalibor wrote:
...As for the auction, the price exceeded my expectations and it would be
good if it stays there for some time of course ;-)
Hey - you deserve every last cent you can get - you've got several of us
interested in the possibility
Thanks guys, I am just grateful to community for helping me with the
start and so.. I want to pay back for it, and showing what I've
discovered might be good idea..
Regards,
Dalibor
2015-02-13 18:25 GMT+01:00 jb-electronics webmas...@jb-electronics.de:
Well put, Nick, I completely agree!
It is your money, but I feel like you might be limiting your future willingness to continue making nixie tubes for others by
continuing to subsidize the costs (parts + labor) using your gratefulness to the community. Granted, you may never be able to cover
all of your labor costs, so this will
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Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2015 2:38 AM
Subject: Re: [neonixie-l] Dalibor's Nixie tube: R|Z568M
None of this seems really necessary - the research I've been doing implies
that 1 micron (10-3 Torr) is enough for a pump-down and that should be achieved
in just a few minutes.
I
On Thursday, 12 February 2015 14:20:39 UTC, johnk wrote:
Maybe I am missing something when it comes to the way this works, but,
when it is not a vacuum as is required for a valve/tube then what about the
idea of pump a bit, add some of the eventual gas, pump again etc. The
original
In theory that would work if impurities were only gases, but many
impurities are not gaseous and require heat to be released from the glass
and metal surfaces.
I've seen methods described where neon tubes are heated and gas is passed
from one end to the other to remove impurities with
Ebay auction for 6 of Dalibor's tubes closed at $1397 (US) so supply/demand
market forces are going to keep these beauties out of reach from the rest
of us for awhile, and hopefully long enough that he can recover the time
and money he's invested getting this far. Congratulations are definitely
Nick: Hi, I use TM because I was lucky to get few for reasonable price from
local bancrupted research company, together with all the accessories. Diff
pump are much cheaper, they need practically no maintenance (when used right
way), but they it takes much longer time to start it up and
None of this seems really necessary - the research I've been doing implies
that 1 micron (10-3 Torr) is enough for a pump-down and that should be
achieved in just a few minutes.
I can see the need, just maybe, for a TM pump if working on an industrial
scale (or if someone gives you one!), but
Hi folks,
find some pictures and details on Dalibor's R|Z568M on my website:
http://www.jb-electronics.de/html/elektronik/nixies/n_rz568m.htm?lang=en
It is an amazing tube, and it is of remarkable quality. Currently,
Dalibor has listed an auction for six of them (with brushed aluminum
base)
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