I like Nixie tubes, especially when they are used in clocks, like this one I built a while ago. Although almost all Nixie clocks look the same, sometimes there is one that catches the eye. Such as the case of Agafuku Nixie Clock , designed in (and shipped from) Japan. The first thing to notice is that the final clock built from this kit is complete with enclosure, a rare find in the world of Nixie clock kits. Then, there is the look: simple, yet elegant, compact, yet functional. Obviously, I wanted one. Per, from Akafugu Corporation, graciously accepted to barter their Nixie clock kit for my Wise Clock 4 kit . Following is my brief review. The Akafugu Nixie clock kit looks professional starting with the box. Here are a few photos to prove that, taken as I was opening the package. I was surprised to find a power adapter included! The clock's electronics are distributed onto three PCBs, shown in the photo below: the power board (on the left), containing the 5V regulator and the h
