Nixie Clock IN-14 Tubes - With Large Tube & Dual Raspberry Pi Pico

A handmade steampunk Nixie clock built around six genuine Soviet IN-14 Nixie tubes.

This is a functional art piece. The base is wood with a brushed copper top plate and brass latch. 12V DC powered. has a battery so when you get your clock it's a plug and play. 10"W/14"T/7"D. (3.06 ') = 1388 grams.

What makes this one special:

1. Genuine IN-14 Nixie Tubes
Six real Soviet IN-14 tubes display. Includes subtle RGB under-glow that you can see shifting between red green blue in the photos.

2. The tube on top is a Eimac 4-1000 as the centerpiece - lit on the back with Pico's animated color effects. The Eimac 4-1000A / 8166 is a large glass radial-beam power tetrode with a maximum plate dissipation rating of 1,000 watts. It is designed to function as an amplifier, oscillator, or modulator in radio frequency (RF) and audio applications up to 110 MHz.

3. Dual Raspberry Pi Pico Controllers                                    2x Raspberry Pi Pico boards are mounted on the back of the large tube. One handles timekeeping and Nixie driving, the other handles lighting and animation. Accurate, silent, and programmable.

Perfect for a desk, office, or workshop - great by day, incredible at night.