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From: RadioDave1967
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  • That is an amazing clock.

    The Nixie numbers roll over at 24 is awesome !

    That would have taken a bit of work to solder it all together.

    The neons have clocked up a few hours as they have darkened a bit.

  • Amazing stuff. I had no idea that you could use neon indicator lamps as active logic elements!

    Not just an engineering marvel either, it's a work of art.

  • Do you find the operation somewhat affected by the amount of ambient light?

  • I wish there was a love button!

  • Very nice. If you made a kit available I would definitely buy it.

  • What is the large vacuum tube in the power supply?

  • Hi, It's an OA2 voltage regulator tube. It regulates the voltage to 150V.

  • Thanks! Any other details highly appreciated by all :^)

  • Brilliant! Do you have the schematic for this work of timekeeping genius?

  • Hi Radiodave,

    Looks great man!

    Want to build one myself too! Gattering all the stuff together right now..

    Could you give some more info about the R that is setting the OA2 tube?

    I presume that the seconds are driver by the 1 Hz pulse?

    Keep up the good work!

    Arthur

  • (・ ω ・)

  • Build a kit out of this and I'll be your first buyer.

  • I love it! It looks like the Thyratron trigger tubes inside of an ANITA calculator. I certainly wish I had a complete ANITA, but I do happen to have six original 1961 ANITA calculator Display/Counter boards. Each board has a ten stage ring counter using neon trigger tubes and a single Nixie tube. I'm using six rotary telephone dials combined with the six display boards to build a calculator.

  • you're so hardcore

  • My old Cordovox electronic accordion uses neon's like that as coupling capacitors. Every note has its own neon light. If I remember right it lets the AC sound frequency pass to the amplifier input buss while blocking the DC bias voltages on the girds of the tubes in the sound generator.

  • very impressive!

  • Bellissimo, ne costruii uno con le nixie tanto tempo fa, progetto di orologio con nixie di Nuova Elettronica.

    Complimenti

    per caso si può avere il circuito elettrico?

  • Very AWESOME! Not only a great time piece but a work of art too. Do you have some high quality stills taken and posted some where and a schematic?

  • Hi, Unfortunately my camera has trouble focussing on it so I can't get a decent photo. I haven't drawn the circuit yet, but I will do one day

  • What type of neon did you use and where did you get them all?

  • Hi Myke, They're IN-3's and I got 200 of then from Ebay.

  • Ah. Thanks.

  • Speechless, really great job in assembling this!

  • Excellent - Where can I order the kit? Or at least a parts/assembly guide.

  • Hi, There is no kit, I made it myself.

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