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Rich Grise
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Where do bus companies get those EM marquee things?
Who makes Jumbotrons?
How about those "You are going xx miles per hour" displays
they sometimes put in lieu of a speed trap? They've got
a pretty sizeable display, if you can find out how makes/
sells them. Maybe check with your local cop shop.
Good Luck!
Rich
Spehro Pefhany wrote:
Who makes Jumbotrons?
How about those "You are going xx miles per hour" displays
they sometimes put in lieu of a speed trap? They've got
a pretty sizeable display, if you can find out how makes/
sells them. Maybe check with your local cop shop.
Good Luck!
Rich
Spehro Pefhany wrote:
On Mon, 01 Dec 2003 14:33:48 GMT, the renowned "Michael A. Terrell"
mike.terrell@earthlink.net> wrote:
Harry Conover wrote:
"Tim Jackson" <tim@tim-jackson.co.uk> wrote in message news:<V5vyb.15172$lm1.121627@wards.force9.net>...
2" high is large as panel meters go.
I doubt that, because I have seen a great deal of 4", 6", and even 8"
panel meters on the market. In fact, your local repair garage likely
has quite a few of these on their diagostic and wheel alignment
systems.
Perhaps you don't really mean a "panel meter"?
Harry C.
I think he wants digital panel meters with 2" high seven segment
displays.
Some years ago, I designed some with 3" displays but we found the
marketability to not be all that great. It's one of those things that
a lot of people *say* they want but when you go and make one, and
figure out how much it costs, many lose interest. There are up to
200mm (8") displays available, but the MOQ $, power required, PCB cost
and the housing cost goes up pretty fast at those sizes (with the
square of the height). Of course if you're actually into making
scoreboards..
Best regards,
Spehro Pefhany
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