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Indicator bulb trying to find the data on these bulbs

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Indicator bulb trying to find the data on these bulbs maybe neon I don't have many so I'd like to get them to light the first time
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If it is neon, the resistance across it will be very high when it's not operating. If the resistance is low, less than a few ohms, it's probably incandescent.

If the resistance is very high or open circuit, it's likely neon.
 
Nice call rjenkins. It's a nixie tube. There's some discussion about them here, including a link to a Russian datasheet.
 
I was going through some stuff I have and found them I was thinking neon
They basically open 0 resistance
 
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