Hello,
A couple months ago I posted some questions pertaining to the Artemis module.
I’m proud to present the results of my project!
A nixie tube watch,
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Solder paste stencil, courtesy of the teachings of Sparkfun’s stencil video
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Parts toasted in the toaster oven
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Girlfriend made me a cool logo 
(it’s supposed to be an ohm symbol with little viking horns ((I know vikings didn’t have horns on their helmets in reality)))
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Seeing it come to life!
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The bottom board sitting in the 3D printed enclosure
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Some “internal” routing
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When I mixed up the RX and TX pins and a failed 3.3v switching regulator on the first version (but of course the more complex 180v boost worked great)
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The two boards stacked together
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A bunch of notification LED’s on the side, 6 for battery status and 2 for whatever I want.
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It also has a MEMS microphone like the Red Board which is working, so theoretically I can add in some ML for voice recognition to set the time or turn on a high powered LED that is to be mounted on the front of the watch.
A BQ40Z80 battery fuel gauge chip (a fancy IC that manages the batteries)
FTDI231x converter so I can program through the USB-C port
USB-C charging
180V power supply
Artemis
setup to add a high power LED extension
Way too much battery (about 24 hours of always on time)
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