Electronic clock on ex-USSR chip k176-series and IV-11, IV-1 VFD tubes. NOT NIXIE!
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A simple electronic digital clock made from old USSR components has been created using the design shared on radiokot.ru, available in Russian - translation available through online services. To build this clock, follow these steps: The base and front panel of the clock should be installed upside down into a printer, while the back of the device is correctly oriented. Six M3 nuts need to be inserted into the sockets found on the base of the device and tightened using an M3 screw and a 4-foot stand. To add visual appeal to this clock, transparent acrylic glass with a thickness of 3mm can be used in various colors - typically, VFD indicators are made to glow in green, blue, or amber hues. For gluing purposes, any suitable adhesive will do the trick once you insert it into the base of the device. Next step involves inserting and attaching the PCB with M3 screws and tightening them tightly. Additionally, a rail in the base is provided for optional attachment of a battery pack or supercapacitor to power the clock in reserve mode - a useful feature if mains supply isn't available.
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