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Earllad t1_j27dww5 wrote

I like it. Its pretty much what I pictured from the description Where to buy one?

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Zocalo_Photo OP t1_j27i9me wrote

It was her Christmas present and it’s on her desk.

I’m not allowed to read the time off of it because it’s hers. That’s why I only took a picture of two numbers. She’d kill me if she knew I was playing with it. Ha ha.

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cyanide_and_cheddar t1_j27ifzx wrote

Oooh, cheap alternative to Nixie Tubes! I’ve always wanted a Nixie tube clock but they’re so expensive

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secret_to_the_secret t1_j27ikzt wrote

I understand the oddness for sure.

I have bought clocks for the house. Same with my partner of ten years. I’ve never claimed a clock. Nor has she.

So, in thought it could be for her (example) game room? Yeah I totally get it.

But like if it was the bedroom or a more common area I would consider it our clock and not mine or hers necessarily.

Im just bored. Sorry.

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never_on_time t1_j28a6cz wrote

It's sixty-two?? You're gonna be late for work

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gadget850 t1_j28nhyo wrote

Someone updated Nixie tubes. I used to replace those on missile launch panels.

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Zocalo_Photo OP t1_j29rb1c wrote

That’s very cool. This may be a dumb question, but did they have LEDs back then? How did the edge kit display work? With this clock we have, the glass (maybe plastic, I’m not sure) pieces are close together and are lit with small LED.

Also, I saw your Nixie tube display in your car. That is amazing!

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