[Boatanchors] Tube Id's

[J. Forster]

I deon't knopw specifically about the VT-127A, but am very familiar with
the 15E...  similar tube, similar application.

The "socket" was a pair of opposed stripa of plated brass, sort of like this:

  <o>
   ||
   ||

The two leaves are held clamped with a screw. The "o" is the tube pin.

-John

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> Hi Larry,
>
> I have a couple of VT-127A that I'd like to try one of these years. What
> sort of sockets
> did you unearth? I thought these were built into ring oscillators and
> didn't
> have sockets
> in the way we think of them.
>
> Also looking for a couple of good 4-65A. This is the tube I have had worst
> luck with -
> most of the 7-8 I had had gone gassy. These are the only Eimac tubes I've
> had any
> trouble with.
>
> 73, ian (again <g>)
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