Just to add to the confusion: One of my IN-18 developed blue spot a
few month ago after two years of spotless work. But i has it only
during darkness! In daylight it is OK.
On 18 Feb, 16:45, micha...@aol.com wrote:
Lots of theories as to the blue dots.
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So, is “invention” now a forbidden word?
Sheesh...
Yes I read everything. Dieter is NOT very helpful if he invents ‘new’
names for things
On Feb 16, 3:42 pm, Dieter Waechter i...@nocrotec.com wrote:
To get a high definition readout, ot the best you can get out of the tube,
drive it without Ucc in direct drive.
Dieter
This confuses me a bit, I thought you promoted your new clock as being
direct drive and now you say you get the
Hi!
What I mean is: To get a high definition readout and the best you can
get out of the tube, drive it without Ucc AND drive it with direct drive.
Dieter
This confuses me a bit, I thought you promoted your new clock as being
direct drive and now you say you get the best results without
Hope you don't mind me jumping in on this thread. I apologise if so,
but seemed relevant and I think Dylan has been answered.
Regarding blue spots: I am of the understanding that if you drive a
nixie with too low a Ucc that a blue stop may appear (although still
do not understand why?) I was
