A very similar device appears on page 2 of this 1947 IRE article:
https://www.njarc.org/manuals/Articles-books/Tubes-in-WWII_article-IRE-3-1947-Gorham.pdf
______________________________________________________________Unusual magnetron, I also cannot find any information on this type number. 20 cm aka 1400 mc but relatively low power. Perhaps this was an export tube to England during WW2? The Brits were experimenting with L-band Airborne Intercept, the original AI.JimLogic: Method used to arrive at the wrong conclusion, with confidence. MurphyOn Tuesday, May 6, 2025 at 12:11:49 PM CDT, Dave Merrill <r390a.urr@gmail.com> wrote:______________________________________________________________Anyone have a clue what system this came out of? About 9" long. Marked 'US ARMY MADE IN U.S.A.' so WWII era.Dave N9ZC
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