Neon Bulb Triggered, Vacuum Tube Amplified Light Blinker! (Flashing Light Prize 2017) @TannerTech
Neon Bulb Triggered, Vacuum Tube Amplified Light Blinker! (Flashing Light Prize 2017)  @TannerTech
Uploaded July 2017 | Updated September 2026, 24 minutes ago
In this video, I will show you how to build an over-complicated, yet cool way of blinking an incandescent light. It uses a neon lightbulb blinking in a relaxation oscillator to send a pulse to the grid of a
6CB6 vacuum tube. The tube then turns on a relay that activates the lightbulb.
This project was built for the Flashing Light Prize 2017 contest.
flashinglightprize.com
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