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| Nixie Clock | |
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| Primary Contact | Asj |
| Created | 16/09/2023 |
| Location | Aaron's House |
| GitHub / Repo | GitHub |
| Status | Complete |
| Type | Members Project |
I spent ages this month hand wiring a nixie clock. For some reason I decided that wirewrapping over 100 connections would be easier than designing a circuit board. Anyway, I'm happy with the results.
- Pico W to keep the time in sync and bit bang out the data
- Three 74LS595N latching shift registers. Each nibble was one digit of the clock.
- Six (one per tube) K155ID1 BCD to Decimal decoders
- Six IN-1 nixie tubes
- Laser cut enclosure with dark grey paint
- Brass feet turned on the mini lathe
Some photos of the creation.
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Internals
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Outside
