Russian characters - help needed

[jb-electronics]

Hello Nixie friends,

I have a few of the IN-5A-1 and IN-5B-1 Nixie tubes here (made by Gazotron), and I do not really know the names of the characters they display.

• IN-5A-1: Z, X, and curly X, see http://www.ebay.com/itm/222691929677
• IN-5B-1: S, Y, and curly Y, see http://www.ebay.com/itm/382261031325

Does anybody know the names of the characters they display? There are two versions of X as well as two versions of Y, and I could not identify them with Cyrillic letters. Also, does anybody know what the IN-5A-1 and IN-5B-1 were made for?

Thanks for your help!

Best wishes
Jens

[Юрий Овчинников]

вс, 9 дек. 2018 г. в 03:50, jb-electronics <webm...@jb-electronics.de>:

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[Hannah Mishin]

Hey Jens -

Reply to this thread if you still have queries or need help with translating.  I read and write some Russian and have native speaking friends.

but

Y may be ч  Sounds like "che"

x is for sure a letter and sounds like a hard "H" said in the back of the throat.

z may be this char з or this char э