Yet another Nixie tube clock.

[Platypus]

I think a clock make with dekatron tubes would be very cool,

cf. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3HLZOJKEQU

[vetran]

Good technical project but what's the point in bolting it to a $0.99 plastic clock?

That Nixie has a whole "Retro Post-Apocalyptic" feel and would certainly look at home somewhere in Fallout 4.

you could connect it to any quartz movement, I suppose a dollar store clock was a cheap way of testing.

[rl4engc]

I see your Nixie & raise you an Analog wireless

Good technical project but what's the point in bolting it to a $0.99 plastic clock?

That Nixie has a whole "Retro Post-Apocalyptic" feel and would certainly look at home somewhere in Fallout 4.

[vetran]

I see your Nixie & raise you an Analog wireless

https://sites.google.com/site/wifianalogclock/home

[rl4engc]

Hmm, up my street that, pity they're out of stock though. Gonna do a bit more research as it mentioned something about "IN-12" replacement tubes which are "readily available online".

[zeitghost]

Popular things considering they stopped making Nixie tubes about 30 years ago.

A bit like vinyl records really.

But lighting up rather more.

Nixie Nixie Nixie! | Electronics Weekly

For dear old Freako, this relates to a type of digital clock that uses those old fashioned but fashionable neon display devices termed Nixie Tubes (tm).

Surreal: