Description

It requires a bit of work, but if you put your heart and solder into it, you’ll be waking up to your bright, shiny Nixie Tube Clock in no time (brightness adjustable). If you can wield a soldering iron and read a schematic, you’re in business. You could also use the parts to hack together something completely different.
Product Specifications
DIY kit to build a Nixie Tube Clock
Displays: HH:MM, MM:SS, and DD:MM (or MM:DD)
12h/24h display mode (selectable)
Set timezone & daylight-savings
Built in motion-sensor to change settings
Transition types: fade, ripple, and off
Blue LED accent lights
Can tick if so desired
Includes an alarm function
Microprocessor-controlled (Micro-USB cable included)
Can transmit IR data packets to another clock
Can be used to create your own Divergence Meter straight out of Steins;Gate if you can figure out what algorithm determines the Divergence Value of the current world line in relation to the absolute world line of 0% and plug that in (good luck with that)
Case with steel hardware included
Display tubes: 5 IN-14 and 19
Power supply: DC 5V@500mA (included)
Dimensions: 5 3/4″ x 3 1/4″ x 2.5″
Skill Level: Intermediate/Advanced