On 04/20/2017 05:28 AM, Aiden Koh wrote:
> I'm sorry if I sound unsubstantial; I had once contacted stem base
> suppliers in china, and they do say that they have the product line ISO
> 9001 certified, but I have a hunch that they subcontract the orders to
> another workshop. The US
: [neonixie-l] Manufacturing affordable large, new nixie tubes
Hi John, you're right about how people shouldn't commit to buying a product
that hasn't stood real life testing in the first place.
I believe it promotes a culture where new manufacturers think it's fine to
push out a product
xie-l] Manufacturing affordable large, new nixie tubes
Hi Nicholas:) I totally agree with you; considering that what we are planning
to undertake is building a manufacturing process ground up, there would
definitely be a huge number of pitfalls waiting for us. Most of them would
almost certain
Hi Nicholas:) I totally agree with you; considering that what we are
planning to undertake is building a manufacturing process ground up, there
would definitely be a huge number of pitfalls waiting for us. Most of them
would almost certainly be different from what Dalibor had encountered too.
The
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> I'm a product engineer taking on a new project.
> With current manufacturing methods, I'm able to manufacture In-18/Z568M
> inspired nixie tubes
Hi! I believe that the design shouldn't be entirely based on the existing
tubes; if we can incorporate favorited characteristics based on general
trends, why not?
It's true, the thinner the mesh, the better. I do agree that wired anodes
like on zm1177 improve visibility. Thanks for the
W dniu środa, 19 kwietnia 2017 19:19:51 UTC+2 użytkownik mikeselectricstuff
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I don't think kickstarter is a good idea to start a business. Of course, if
something goes wrong and the money gets essentially wasted, no one can
blame you if you spent it on research,
On Wed, 19 Apr 2017 09:59:59 -0700, you wrote:
>You never stated what you think the minimum quantity is (at $25 per
>unit) to start making money.
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>On 4/19/2017 2:52 AM, Aiden Koh wrote:
>> I'm a product engineer taking on a new project.
>> With current manufacturing methods, I'm able to
You never stated what you think the minimum quantity is (at $25 per
unit) to start making money.
On 4/19/2017 2:52 AM, Aiden Koh wrote:
I'm a product engineer taking on a new project.
With current manufacturing methods, I'm able to manufacture In-18/Z568M
inspired nixie tubes, at a fraction
I'd suggest you start with an IN-18 first, preferrably one that is
electrically and mechanically interchangeable.
If you can get the pin-to-glass seals to pass a helium leak-test, I'd say
you have cleared a major production hurdle.
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From: Aiden Koh
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Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2017 7:22 PM
Subject: [neonixie-l] Manufacturing affordable large, new nixie tubes
I'm a product engineer taking on a new project.
With current manufacturing methods, I'm able to manuf
If you can indeed deliver on that promise you will *have no trouble*
selling a large quantity of tubes. However, given some of the pitfalls of
new tube manufacturing that Dalibor has encountered (and mostly solved)
then I wouldn't take this project on lightly.
What is your minimum threshold
At about $25 I would buy at least 12 to start. A serial factory built ISO qualified product would get lots of interest just to compete with the Russian suppliers who obviously have vast stores of ( now overpriced) older by the day nixies.
My 2 cents worth
Phil B
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I'm a product engineer taking on a new project.
With current manufacturing methods, I'm able to manufacture In-18/Z568M
inspired nixie tubes, at a fraction of their market costs (sub 25 USD/pc).
I don't compromise on quality. hence, it will be built with parts mostly
sourced from the US, and
I'm a product engineer taking on a new project.
With current manufacturing methods, I'm able to manufacture In-18/Z568M
inspired nixie tubes, at a fraction of their market costs (sub 25 USD/pc).
I don't compromise on quality. Hence, it will be built with parts mostly
sourced from the US, and
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