7377 tube also known as QQE04-5-what was it for?
 

I just got four of these little buggers. What was it used for?

7377 tube also known as QQE04-5-what was it for?
 

On Fri, 13 Jan 2012 21:07:23 -0800 (PST), wrote:
It is a transmitting tube with a 12.6 volt filament.
What do you need to know?
They do have some value today.

Tom

I just got four of these little buggers. What was it used for?

7377 tube also known as QQE04-5-what was it for?
 

On Fri, 13 Jan 2012 21:07:23 -0800, rrusston wrote:

I just got four of these little buggers. What was it used for?


VHF push-pull transmitter, like the rest of the QQ series. Double tetrode
with a common cathode and common g2. Interesting pinout isn't it?

I have some QQV03-10 valves that I intend to try for audio. They are
supposed to be quite good.

FU set to rec.audio.tubes

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7377 tube also known as QQE04-5-what was it for?
 

On Jan 15, 5:09*am, mick wrote:
On Fri, 13 Jan 2012 21:07:23 -0800, rrusston wrote:
I just got four of these little buggers. What was it used for?

VHF push-pull transmitter, like the rest of the QQ series. Double tetrode
with a common cathode and common g2. Interesting pinout isn't it?

I have some QQV03-10 valves that I intend to try for audio. They are
supposed to be quite good.

FU set to rec.audio.tubes


I was hoping someone might know some specific applications, e.g.,
equipment that used it.

7377 tube also known as QQE04-5-what was it for?
 

I was hoping someone might know some specific applications, e.g.,
equipment that used it.


** In the early 1960s, the main uses for 960 MHz were professional,
industrial and military.

You might even have found one inside a satellite.

Not the sort of gear most folk ever see.


.... Phil

7377 tube also known as QQE04-5-what was it for?
 

On Jan 16, 12:39*am, "Phil Allison" wrote:


*I was hoping someone might know some specific applications, e.g.,
equipment that used it.

** In the early 1960s, the main uses for 960 MHz were professional,
industrial and military.

* You might even have found one inside a satellite.

* *Not the sort of gear most folk ever see.

... * Phil

Know any product names or specific equipment types?