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Eric,
I assume you are looking for the electo-mechanical 5x7 dot display modules.
We have used the 7 segment types in game show scoring system for
Nickelodeon. Click on the following link:
http://www.signal-innova.com/moreinfo/prtfolio/Nick/Nick.html
We also have various size of the 5x7 modules that we should be able put
together into a matrix of 30 x 49. Feel free to contact me if you think we
can be of assistance.
-Mark-
* Mark Fowle, Partner
* SIGNAL-INNOVA
* (INNOVA Applied Technology)
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* A completely solid-state VIDEO PLAYER! ?
* Click Here for more Info ->
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Eric Siegel" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Friday, January 16, 2004 9:49 AM
Subject: Traffic Sign Disks?
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> Hello, all:
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> Now for something completely different! We are looking for a source of
> the kind of signs that are made of disks, perhaps three inches across,
> that are bright yellow on one side and black on the other. The display
> is made up by servo motors that flip the disks to make characters. We
> want to use this as an output device for an interactive of the Game of
> Life, the simple cellular automata program.
>
> We need a solid field of these about 30x50. Any ideas?
>
> Eric Siegel
> Director of Planning
> & Program Development
> Connections Project Director
> New York Hall of Science
> 47-01 111th Street
> Queens, NY 11368
> > www.nyscience.org
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