Electrical Help????

Gordon Gekko

Sr Member

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• Sep 16, 2016

• #1

Any help appreciated. I'm an electrical know-next-to-nothing and I have a problem.

I have a Nixie clock kit and I am having problems with the areas highlighted in red.



No call outs for resistors or anything, so I am assuming I should bridge with a wire? The kit is from Poland and communication is limited at best.
Oh... and don't worry, I'm dumb but I do know enough not to fry myself.

Thanks in advance.

-GG

 

star-art

Sr Member

• Sep 16, 2016

• #2

Yep, those look like jumpers. Solder wire to connect as shown. . .

 

teslabe

Sr Member

• Sep 16, 2016

• #3

Gordon Gekko said:

Any help appreciated. I'm an electrical know-next-to-nothing and I have a problem.

I have a Nixie clock kit and I am having problems with the areas highlighted in red.

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No call outs for resistors or anything, so I am assuming I should bridge with a wire? The kit is from Poland and communication is limited at best.
Oh... and don't worry, I'm dumb but I do know enough not to fry myself.

Thanks in advance.

-GG

Click to expand...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Nixie-Tube-...700960?hash=item281f0df7e0:g:ecAAAOSwpDdVHnqa

They are just jumper wires, you can see one in this photo of what I believe is your kit.



http://www.nixie.dk/~jthomas/watch.html

I also built Nixie Tube Clocks, I love the way they look.


I'm also a proud owner of two very rare Nixie Tube Wristwatches by Jeff Thomas

 

propmainiac

Sr Member

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• Sep 16, 2016

• #4

Those clocks are cool! been wanting a kit for a while now

 

Gordon Gekko

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• Sep 16, 2016

• #5

Thanks fellas! I suspected they were jumpers but I wanted to make sure before sticking them on there. Sometimes I know just enough to be dangerous.