WTB: Tubes
 

6AG7
2 x 807
5U4
Spares for WRL Globe Chief Deluxe
Advise prices

AL

WTB: Tubes
 

In article ,
al goss wrote:
6AG7
2 x 807
5U4
Spares for WRL Globe Chief Deluxe
Advise prices

Get the Antique Electronics Supply catalogue, which has a complete price
list of common tubes. Their prices are generally reasonable and about
market value, so their catalogue is a handy reference to carry when you
go to the hamfest. Don't pay more than that.
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

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On 23 Apr 2007 09:05:08 -0400, (Scott Dorsey) wrote:

In article ,
al goss wrote:
6AG7
2 x 807
5U4
Spares for WRL Globe Chief Deluxe
Advise prices

Get the Antique Electronics Supply catalogue, which has a complete price
list of common tubes. Their prices are generally reasonable and about
market value, so their catalogue is a handy reference to carry when you
go to the hamfest. Don't pay more than that.
--scott

A few years back I sent a big box of tubes to a place maybe in
Colorado that served as a tube bank for people who needed some. The
tubes were free for the asking. Anyone remember this or know if it is
still around?

Dick

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Tubes
 

Those are common, readily available tubes.

Try Antique Electronic Supply, http://www.tubesandmore.com/ .

If you don't like their prices, go to http://www.google.com/ and search for
phrases such as "radio tubes" to compare with other suppliers.

Phil

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Dick wrote:
Scott Dorsey wrote:

al goss wrote:
6AG7
2 x 807
5U4
Spares for WRL Globe Chief Deluxe
Advise prices

Get the Antique Electronics Supply catalogue, which has a complete price
list of common tubes. Their prices are generally reasonable and about
market value, so their catalogue is a handy reference to carry when you
go to the hamfest. Don't pay more than that.
--scott

A few years back I sent a big box of tubes to a place maybe in
Colorado that served as a tube bank for people who needed some. The
tubes were free for the asking. Anyone remember this or know if it is
still around?

Dick

Googling the phrase "tube bank" produced: http://www.ve7vic.ca/tubes.htm
73,
Bryan WA7PRC

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"Phil Nelson" wrote in message
...
Those are common, readily available tubes.

Try Antique Electronic Supply, http://www.tubesandmore.com/ .

If you don't like their prices, go to http://www.google.com/ and search
for phrases such as "radio tubes" to compare with other suppliers.

Phil


www.findatube.com Good pricing and service.

Pete