Hi Yall,
Lots of food for thought here. As for kits, I'm not too afraid of kit
builders. I've sold over 100 of my Nixieneon clock kits with very few
issues. Granted, I never package two values of any given part into the same
bag. I truly believe that saved me a lot of grief. Also, making the steps
Here's my opinion as Chief Engineer and majority owner of a company with
several products on the market.
*) Lose the solid state relays. They will surely be failed in short
order the first time a service call is initiated. HVAC guys like to
short low voltage wiring to look for power. Faster tha
> I want to make this a kit, either both a Nixie tube version as well as 7
> segment LED version. Unfortunately I don't have the cash on hand to do this
> in any quantity to start so I was thinking of turning to Kickstarter. The
> question is, what is the quantity of kits I should aim for? If
Joe,
When deciding how many of a new thing to make for sale, I look for the
knee of the curve of cost-per-unit vs quantity, and aim about there. Aim
towards the lower end of quantity if uncertain or funds are short.
On 1/2/16 7:38 PM, Joe Croft wrote:
Happy New Year Yall!!
To open this new
I would be interested in one.
On Jan 2, 2016 9:39 PM, "Joe Croft" wrote:
> Happy New Year Yall!!
>
> To open this new years, I have been continuing on my saga with the
> NixieStat Thermostat. I have a hackaday project with pictures and more here:
>
> https://hackaday.io/project/4452-nixiestat
>
>
Happy New Year Yall!!
To open this new years, I have been continuing on my saga with the
NixieStat Thermostat. I have a hackaday project with pictures and more here:
https://hackaday.io/project/4452-nixiestat
I want to make this a kit, either both a Nixie tube version as well as 7
segment LED
