For all wired tubes i would mount them on something like the tube cells
from the PV Electronics QTC clocks which would then allow you to Quickly
Change the Tube!
As previously mentioned, the wires on these tubes can be very soft and
liable to breaking off at the tube base - nobody wants that. I
Not sure the IN14 spacers on their own help the OP's question.
As I understand it, ZM1000 do have pins and were (unusually) designed to be
either soldered in or socketed. You can still find the original sockets for
sale - a quick Google throws up this listing as the first hit:
https://www.ebay.
IN14 have some original plastic spacer that you can buy easily.
śr., 3 mar 2021 o 07:51 MrThe50sanchez napisał(a):
>
> Hello everyone !
>
> what kind of Nixie tube sockets do you recommend?
>
> I'm using IN-16 / IN-14 and ZM1000 nixie tubes for my clocks, and I'm
> wondering if you can recommend
Hello everyone !
what kind of Nixie tube sockets do you recommend?
I'm using IN-16 / IN-14 and ZM1000 nixie tubes for my clocks, and I'm
wondering if you can recommend me any kind of sockets to avoid soldering
the nixie tubes to the PCB, I would love to have a quick release for the
tube's in
May be you can look for wirewrap pins with bushings.
What offers Augat?
eric
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From: neonixie-l@googlegroups.com [mailto:neonixie-l@googlegroups.com] On
Behalf Of Jan Rychter
Sent: woensdag 7 mei 2014 11:39
To: neonixie-l@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [neonixie-l] Nixie
Hi Jan,
You can use this socket for tubes with 1mm diameter pins:
http://uk.farnell.com/harwin/h3161-01/socket-pcb-tin-knurled-1mm/dp/149318
it is not cheap, but works really well and it is easy to solder it.
There is 1.93 mounting hole in specs, but use 2mm hole for it, the
melted solder will ma
> For A-101's I use 0.093" crimp-style connector socket pins (they cost about
> $0.10 US from digikey, part #A14097-ND). After soldering wire to the
> crimp-pin, I cover with heat-shrink tubing. It's very solid. Also works for
> IN-1's, though I advise using a better tube.
On a related note, do
Hello all! I was recently looking for a 'Magnal' socket for a CRT and it
happened to be the same as an IN-1 tube socketthese aren't that easy to
find and during my searches I came across the following..
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:77271
Someone decided to 3D print their ownand it lo
