On Dec 4, 1:20*pm, Registered User wrote:
On Thu, 04 Dec 2008 17:56:27 +0000, Stev eH
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wrote:

The sockets for the 807 are rare

The 807 uses a readily available 5 contact socket. The 1625 (12V
equivalent) uses a 7 contact socket which can be difficult to locate.

Chinese Ceramic 5- and 7-pin sockets for 807's and 1625's are readily
available. e.g. P-ST5-216 and P-ST7-311 from Antique Electronic
Supply, or the same thing from ESRC on Ebay, items 130273824548 and
130273500741, or similar thigns from at least a dozen other web
suppliers. (Antique Electronic Supply and ESRC I've been doing
business with for many years). Vintage ceramic sockets from the 40's
and 50's made by EF Johnson etc. turn up at hamfests pretty regularly
too.

Tim N3QE