[Boatanchors] Taylor Tube Cross Reference

[GGLL]

	So a type was intended for linear operation and the other more suited 
for let's say class C, is this ok?. I have two NOS T..40 types, but 
don't remember if T40 or TZ40.

Regards
Guillermo - LU8EYW.

Carl escribió:
> Many Taylors were unique to them. The TZ meant zero bias while T 
> required bias.
> 
> Carl KM1H
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>> I have a number of Taylor tubes that I would like to test. Looks
>> like they used their own numbering system with their "TZ" prefixes.
>> This used to drive us crazy when I worked in the semiconductor
>> industry!!!
>> 
>> Does a cross reference exist from Taylor tubes to industry standard
>>  numbers and does anybody have one? Or a chart with settings for a
>> TV-7 or Hickok tester?
>> 
>> Tnx and 73,
>> 
>> Dave N7RK
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