Bob Bob wrote:

Its still interesting from the old/vintage radio standpoint. I never saw
a tube 27MHz radio in Oz.

Cant figure out what 17 tube performance from only 11 tubes means....

Cheers Bob W5/VK2YQA

Dr.Ace - WH2T wrote:
We don't want no stinkin CB.
Ace - WH2T




Some of the tubes were two or more sections: Dual triodes, dual
diodes & amp so you actually have 17 "Tubes" in 11 envelopes.

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"Michael A. Terrell" ) writes:
Bob Bob wrote:

Its still interesting from the old/vintage radio standpoint. I never saw
a tube 27MHz radio in Oz.

Cant figure out what 17 tube performance from only 11 tubes means....

Cheers Bob W5/VK2YQA

Dr.Ace - WH2T wrote:
We don't want no stinkin CB.
Ace - WH2T




Some of the tubes were two or more sections: Dual triodes, dual
diodes & amp so you actually have 17 "Tubes" in 11 envelopes.

Don't forget Compactrons, that would have three "tubes" in an envelope.
That would really lower the package to tube ratio.

Michael VE2BVW

Michael Black wrote:

Don't forget Compactrons, that would have three "tubes" in an envelope.
That would really lower the package to tube ratio.

Michael VE2BVW


I don't think that radio used any Compactrons, but yes, you could get
three triodes in one Compactron envelope.

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