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Radioman390 wrote:
My friend Mario Ribaldi ) has written me with a question about restoring tube radios. Can anyone help him? Mi amigo: Me restore project of radio Geloso 217 is begun. I may ask how to restore valve activation (what you Americans call tubas) for no strong emission. I find website that American place tube in specail place. Can this help restore activity? The report is from SURGERY MAGAZINE by Doctore Dabid Busch in Wisconsin, Madison. The referencia es http://www.well.com/www/cynsa/newbutt.html Can you make clear to me how this helps? I think what he's asking is if American tube types can be used in European radios. And the answer is yes, if it's a post WW2 set. He'll need to find a cross reference table on the net. There's a newsgroup devoted to old tube radios, rec.antiques.radio+phono, but most of the posters are Americans. |
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Years ago, there were some devices available to rejuvenate sick tubes, both
CRTs and the little fellows. Sometimes it worked. Sometimes it didn't. It all depended upon the problem with a given tube. One scheme for weak emission was an in-line plug-in device to jack up the filament voltage a bit. Again, sometimes... Bill, K5BY |
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