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USER SUBMITTED CLOCKS
I have seen many Nixie clocks, and taken inspiration from other people's ideas and designs. It is interesting and also useful to see what other people come up with, to help you make your own clocks, and see how others use Nixie tubes and other display devices - Panaplex - Crt - VFD, it doesn't just have to be Neon. It is very much within the hobbyist realm and this page is for sharing and swapping notes! There are some exceptionally creative folks out there and should rightly have their creations on display!
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Really neat retro looking clock - www.rlb-designs.com if you want one
Submitted by: Robin RLB-Design UK
Another great retro clock in a red case - www.rlb-designs.com
Submitted by: Robin RLB-Design UK
Another lovely clock conversion from Grant, note the leather upholstered clock face too!
Submitted by: Grant Brodie UK
Lovely wooden cased Meter / Nixie Clock conversion. Powered by a PV electronics 'DINK' kit with a Raspberry Pi for time synchronisation, nicely done!
Submitted by: Raymond Mentjens - Netherlands
Leather upholstered Nixie clock with leather face.
Submitted by: Grant Brodie UK
My latest build. After a months on and off its finally finished. IN18 - OG4's. The recorder still smells of aviation fuel! Looks amazing the way everything reflects off the orange paint.
Submitted by: Stu Wade UK
Neat conversion of a DP-75 Geiger Counter by Stuart, Meter acts as the seconds colon!
Submitted by: Stu Wade UK
Lovely IN-18 Nixie Clock made from a Tinsley Decade Box. Front controls function to set the clock and 2 Dekatrons for effect!
Submitted by: Stu Wade UK
Wonderful little old telephone exchange converted into a clock, complete with animated front panel illumination!
Submitted by: Geoff Love UK
This a Russian multimeter from 1983 and is now housing 4 Russian IN12's. The measurement leads need to be used to set/adjust the time.
Submitted by: Richard Mans Neitherlands
Simple design using IN14 tubes inside the housing of an old Multimeter from the early 80's. It's my first try...
Submitted by: Richard Mans Netherlands
Some months ago, I completed the housing for my ‘Bad Dog’ Nixie Clock ????
Submitted by: Greg Pryce UK
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