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CD47 (Rodan) Nixie Tube Clock
Build a CD47 Nixie Clock. Power: approx. 100 Watts (some might say "Isn`t it over- engineered", but you`ll see at the end of that project, t...
Propeller-powered IN-12 Nixie Clock
After building so many Nixie Tube Clocks from the Internet, I finally decided to design my own. My clock uses IN-12 Nixie Tubes and an 8-cor...
Nixie Tube Clock
A Burrough`s B-7971 Nixie Tube clock that I built back in 1979 when I was a senior in High School. The digits are 2 ½ inches high which all...
Nixie Tube Clock
A Burrough`s B-7971 Nixie Tube clock that I built back in 1979 when I was a senior in High School. The digits are 2 ½ inches high which all...
nixie tube clock circuit
The nixie tube clock consists of a high voltage power supply, seven rings counters and an Atmel AVR processor. The power supply is shown in ...
Nixie Clock 2
The clock is constructed on two boards; one carries the HT generator and the processor logic, the other the tubes. Thisallows a slightly mor...
Nixie Clock Project
Before Light-Emitting Diodes (LEDs) and Liquid Crystal Displays (LCDs) the electronic industry used cold-cathode tubes for displaying number...
Nixie clock I Vintage electronics
A clock using numeric neon lamps, also known as nixies. These display devices were common around the sixties and seventies and their use fel...
Nixie Clock Version 2
This is the new and improved nixie clock using one of the smallest nixies in the world, the Russian IN-17 nixies. The clock circuit is based...
Nixie Clock Version 1
The clock was experimental until I picked up some experience with the circuitry. I experimented with the idea of building an alternating dis...
NIXIE I NIXIE clock using six ZM1030 tubes
We mounted one of them on a wooden sigar box and connected the anode via a large series resistance to the live wire of the 220V mains! Just ...
Geerts clock
Happened to have in my NIXIE collection a single beautiful giant ZM1042 (for the record, I got it from Jim Oostveen). For me it was obvious ...
Tube in a Tube Clock
The clock described on this page is the result of both events, a simple single digit nixie clock with some interesting features, but without...
nixie music visualizer
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