Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
This video wraps up my Arduino project using old GM Futaba Vacuum Florescent Displays BL-141G. This VFD is being controlled by a MIC5891. This Vacuum Fluorescent Display is off of a 03-05 GM Truck Instrument Clusters. These VFDs are also found on Trailblazers. This video is sponsored video from JLC PCB.
I show the CAD work for the housing, 3d printing, PCB assembly, and programming the microcontroller in this 1 video.
PCBs from $0(Free Setup, Free Stencil): jlcpcb.com/IYB (Register to Get $30 Coupons)
Github: github.com/garnerm91/VFD
This video wraps up my Arduino project using old GM Futaba Vacuum Florescent Displays BL-141G. This VFD is being controlled by a MIC5891. This Vacuum Fluorescent Display is off of a 03-05 GM Truck Instrument Clusters. These VFDs are also found on Trailblazers. This video is sponsored video from JLC PCB.
I show the CAD work for the housing, 3d printing, PCB assembly, and programming the microcontroller in this 1 video.
PCBs from $0(Free Setup, Free Stencil): jlcpcb.com/IYB (Register to Get $30 Coupons)
Github: github.com/garnerm91/VFD










