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"Astra" Nixie Clock
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The construction of this clock is illustrated in another film - "How to Make A Nixie Clock"
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How To Make A Nixie Clock
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This stop motion film illustrates how I made a 4-digit Nixie Clock
Tubes: Mullard ZM1080, about 1970
Microprocessor: PIC 16F877
Clock: 32.768 kHz
Drivers: K155ID0, si...
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Novel Tubular Bell Player - Part 3
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This is a further attempt at making a mechanical damper for my magnetic tubular bell player.
This damper is fabricated from 2mm thick polystyrene sheeting. A 7mm transv...
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Novel Tubular Bell Player - Part 2
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A previous video showed a bank of seven electromagnetically activated pipe bells. The tubes continue to vibrate and produce sound for several seconds after the electromagn...
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Tragic Train Accident Involving a Giant Bee
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A giant careless bee wanders into the path of the Transcontinental Pacific Class 4-6-2 number TR2335 with tragic consequences
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Nuts about you
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My first attempt at stop-frame animation.
I used stopmotion under Linux to create this.
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Another Four-Digit Nixie Clock
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In this clock I have used a PIC 16F877A microprocessor and four K155ID1 TTL driver ICs. The IN-12 tubes are robust and inexpensive but have rather poorly formed "5" digits...
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Novel Tubular Bell Player - Part 1
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This is very much "work in progress" in the development of an experimental tubular bell playing device.
In contrast to the usual method of striking a tubular bell to rai...
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2 Digit Nixie Tube Clock
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Another Nixie Clock
Tubes: IN-16, Processor: Microchip PIC16F628 clocked at 32.768 kHz, Drivers: Russian K155 (like the 74141)
The enclosure is turned from Teak and t...
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Two-Digit Nixie Tube Clock
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Another Nixie Clock!
This one uses two Mullard ZM1080 tubes, two SN74141 display drivers and a PIC 16F628 microprocessor clocked using a watch crystal at 32.768 kHz.
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