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this is so juicy and fat, I love it

did you ever make more progress on this?

Hello, we are a manufacturer of affordable Flipdot, we hope to have the opportunity to cooperate.

super fusée un super merci pour ce magnifique travail

Bonjour,, merci pour le partage de cette superbe fusée.

brilliant idea

Nice Tintin moon rocket

I just got a Peugeot ion and I will be doing this to it's thanks for sharing ❤️

Mineral oil is something that I wouldn't never think of ! Have you tried with another viscosity (maybe less) ? Maybe it's the video, but they look a bit "fatigued" compared to the regular setup (in my opinion) I'm thinking about some kind of curve applied to the pwm signal, to move fast until 90% and go really slow in the last 10% to avoid noise. Not sure if it's possible with this device, but it may be a different solution. And if it's not possible totally by code, could it be done by adding a capacitor to be activated only in the final 10% ? (this is crazy, I know 😀)

Can you do 3 layers of semi transparent red, green, and blue?

This is flipping beautiful.

Nice to see these cars still getting attention and service

I have an analogue-clock shaped VFD, it needs this case.

Good afternoon! Maybe you can tell me - how to run your program? I tried to run it in Windows 10 and nothing happened. I have the latest version of java installed. I also tried to run it via .bat file (start cmd /k java -cp C:\1\Calibrator.java) and it just pops up black for a second and then disappears. Unfortunately I am not really good at programming and I must be doing something wrong. I would be sincerely grateful to you if you could help me. By the way, on my screen with about the same density (I have 270ppi) I was able to completely remove the pixel raster when transferred to photographic paper with minimal loss of detail. I applied a filter in front of the screen (matte film from a perforated pocket, tread sheet) - the image lost a little detail, but when magnified through a magnifier no pixels are visible, the texture of the matte film became visible - it is quite shallow, chaotic and much more pleasing to the eye.

Which display board is that? Can you put that in the git repo?

Will you publish the STL for that? That's cool.

Love it. I would also love to know more about the process of building it, seems very well laid out.

Music used: Ice Cap Act 1

Nifty! 😁

Nice work. BUT! Would You mind SHARING the source files? If not I will stay away from You, instead I will continue making & SHARING my own elelctronics project. Ciao. Anyway.

Super nice !!

Great job!😄

vfd detected

3d printer LCD display?

It would be interesting to see how terminal software would look like. That display reminds me of the old amber CRT screens.

Awesome work dude, I've got 2 lower end nixie calcs I need to work on fixing, really jealous you've got one with so many features.

Thinking about something simillar. Do have any longterm experience yet on the effects of the mineral oil on the dots so far?

You bought this off me through ebay a while ago, and messaged me recently to say it was fixed. I am absolutely delighted to see it working again. I would have kept it if it was working, but I don't have the skills to fix old nixies...but I am so glad some people do!

Nice work! That's got a few more Nixie's than my Commodore 512 Calculator (only 12). Which I bought because Commodore + Nixie Tubes = Do Not Pass Up This Opportunity. I have since learned that the Commodore 512 (aka Casio 121, rebadged for Commodore) is not great at math and quite quirky. Maybe that's why it fits into my little museum so well... But as your video shows, that display is just so fun to watch.

from where did you purchase the display ?

Magnifique Pierre !

Keep making this enlightening content 🙏🏼! Don't get left behind = P r o m o s m.

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I want your clock tube, where can I buy :) ?

This is really great to watch. Do you think the increased resistance on the flip dots will have a detrimental effect on longevity?

Beautiful!

woah that is a cool effect

Thats awesome 😃. Will you make a video about how you made it?

I like the gentle movement! This is something you don't expect from flipping dots. The gentle silent flipping dots may be suitable for use in a bedroom now. You could turn the oil tank upside down (if you dare) and add a base to house the electronics . How do you think about adding some lighting for night visibility?

Where do you get the flip dots from?

Epic! What was that little USB adaptor tool you used to test a bulb?

Thank you for posting this. What material do you use for a backlight filter? If glass, can you recommend a source?

Thank you for posting this and the link. How was the company to deal with? Wondering what you use as a backlight filter. White plastic? What about smooth white opal glass? If glass, can you recommend a source? Thanks.

Ooh, interesting. I've been thinking about LCD or OLED panels with the colour filter removed recently, thinking I could get a massive resolution boost by basically turning each subpixel into a full monochrome pixel. Is that basically what this is? Or are the subpixels still tied together and the extra resolution potential just wasted?

This looks star trek inspired.

Ice Cap

Didn't expect Ice cap zone to start playing

Pity the audio doesn't match the video. Ah well, it gave me an excuse to re-watch 8088 Domination.

What laptop is that?