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On Feb 5, 10:10 am, cbx wrote:
This is a small CRT I believe, 41 means long persistance phosphor as used in radar (slow scan ham use). They were also used in early Heathkit spectrum display. I may have one in my junk pile. .. Come to think of it the number does look like a small CRT! But Heriberto is sure it is transmitting tube, possibly from a marine service transmitter. Could the 3P41 be a batch number not a tube type???? |
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