Hi,
Nice!
Could you share the circuit diagram?
/Martin
On Friday, 4 July 2014 00:45:22 UTC+2, Mike Mitchell wrote:
>
> I finished the first clock and have started on the second.
> A youtube video of the clock in operation is at
> http://youtu.be/pK276xZWyo4
> I borrowed heavily from http://959
I finished the first clock and have started on the second.
A youtube video of the clock in operation is at http://youtu.be/pK276xZWyo4
I borrowed heavily from http://959radio.co.uk/dekatron.html but mine runs
on 120v 60Hz instead of 220v 50Hz and I use MOSFETs for interstage coupling
instead of 1
shows a
> metal clamp; he does not have them anymore.
>
>
>
> Cheers, Bill van Dijk
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> Behalf Of *Mike Mitchell
> *Sent:* Monday, February 10, 2014 7:41 PM
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Subject: [neonixie-l] Re: Source for Dekatrons?
Since I can't find sockets for the A101's I've been worried about how I was
going to mount them to the chassis.
It looks like
Hi,
I've got 4 of the A101's going spare if you're interested.
Cheers,
Paul
On Sunday, 9 February 2014 23:37:22 UTC, Mike Mitchell wrote:
> I'm thinking about building a clock using Dekatrons as the counting logic.
> It looks like A101 dekatrons are fairly easy to find, but I cannot locate
Mike,
You shouldn't need to worry about any fasteners with the A101's, with 13
pins and a socket with either "mouser" pins like Dieter Waechter use in his
spinners or the ones Threeneurons use there is enough contact pressure to
keep them seated even if you would swing them around! Even with ju
These can be released but its a pain. In the past, I've unbolted them and
then slid the locking part sideways to disengage the teeth...
...not that you should hopefully have to do that often !
Nick
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Since I can't find sockets for the A101's I've been worried about how I was
going to mount them to the chassis.
It looks like these will fill the bill:
http://media.digikey.com/pdf/Data%20Sheets/Richco%20Inc%20PDFs/SCH-1.pdf
They will cinch down on the base of the tube. Since they are made of n
eBay, for B13B sockets, for Philips (Amperex/Mullard/Valvo) Z504S/ZM1070,
Sylvania 8353, and Raytheon 7978 dekatrons. Also works for B5092 & B6091
nixies:
http://stores.ebay.com/ZHANG-SHENG/10-and-more-pin-sockets-/_i.html?_nkw=B13B&submit=Search&_fsub=3681221016&_sid=79851816
Yes, sockets for
