Nixie Clocks

[al_lorona]

>
> I was wanting a Nixie tube clock (either kit or assembled).  

Hello, Dan. Check out: http://www.neonnixie.com/ , the site of a friend of a friend.

You have good taste. Nixies look totally cool. Much better that 7-segment displays. Just look at a Nixie "9". It's got so much beauty and grace. It's a cool 9.


Al W6LX

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[Doug Faunt N6TQS [phone]]

Check out this for a Nixie clock, and the Scope clock.
http://www.cathodecorner.com/

A GPS-driven clock that could display three time zones
with day and dates (one GPS board, driving up to three or four
clock/display boards) would be great.  In my shack, an external
antenna for the GPS seems to be a necessity.

Yes, the computer can give all that information, and can give me the
accurate time to correct the other clocks, but....

73, doug


   Date: Sun, 9 Jan 2005 21:43:13 -0700
   Thread-Topic: [Elecraft] Atomic Clocks and Aluminum Siding

   >
   > I was wanting a Nixie tube clock (either kit or assembled).  

   Hello, Dan. Check out: http://www.neonnixie.com/ , the site of a friend of a friend.

   You have good taste. Nixies look totally cool. Much better that 7-segment displays. Just look at a Nixie "9". It's got so much beauty and grace. It's a cool 9.


   Al W6LX

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