(no Tubes) IN14 Nixie Clock DIY KIT Power Supply Remote Temp

Quality of the board and components are good.included instructions are bassically how to operated the remote.Im not an electronics guru,so this wasnt easy,nor hard to figureout where everything went.The board is marked pretty well for every resistor.i used the picture on the amazon page to figure out capacitors locations.Now my big complaint.Theres 13 holes on the board per in-14.....in-14 has 12 pins......so which hole do i skip?Do plenty of google searching.i made the mistake of soldering my tubes without testing the board.so i now have the epic task of desoldering all the tubes,and searching google to figureout the correct pin placement.Would have given 5 stars if this was explained in the manual.And the included online building instructions/link.....is a dead link.Took me 3-4 hours to orginize,and solder everything.gonna take alot longer to remove the tubes and reinstall once i figure out the pins correct locations.ive got over $200 invested in this project as we speak,and still not able to get her working.But overall if you do all your research before building......this kit is worth the money.once i find the info im looking for,and the clock is ticking,ill post what i learned here.(Edit)My tubes are in-8-2,same as in-14 but numbers are shaped differently..got it working but the firing order is wrong,im certin thers no 92:00,so i figured i have to clock my tubes the other direction,tried that still not able to get the correct number to light up.I have the pinout for my tubes now i need pinout for this exact board to get it right.