On Feb 18, 12:12 am, Quixotic Nixotic
wrote:
> Instead of the original glass front strip it had some backlit cheesy
> semi-clad mexican dancing ladies using those ribbed pictures that
> change as you move (do they have a name?).
It's called "lenticular" motion effect or lenticular 3-D, depen
Hey John S great sounding Juke even it it had been drowned in tequila,
Just FYI the moving image sheet is termed 'Lenticular printing' It has
now been refined down to what is termed 'microenticular' as shown on
some bank notes and especially postage stamps.
Simplest explanation here: http://www.le
On 18 Feb 2011, at 02:02, threeneurons wrote:
He needs to debug that thing. I mean literally. With a can of Raid !
It even sounds like cockroaches. The uniselectors clacking away like
that.
I am disappointed. I thought he was going to use the Seeburg jukebox
mech. in conjunction with th
I have something a bit similar to that stepper nixie thing here.. have
never gotten around to power it up though..yet
Dan
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From: "threeneurons"
To: "neonixie-l"
Sent: Friday, February 18, 2011 3:02 AM
Subject: [neonixie-l] Re: Really cool
He needs to debug that thing. I mean literally. With a can of Raid !
Nice stepper relays ! The local surplus store had tons of those, back
in the 70's. They were old back then. That store has since moved to a
smaller location, and they long since sold all those relays.
I like looking at mechanica
