Antique radios, Old Time Radios
Search for Antique Radios etc. by Tubes/Valves
Search for Tubes by Criteria
Uploaders and first time users should click the
blue info button on the tube page first. You
will find information about copyright, picture names and
format etc.
Example:
EL84 for a tube
description in English and different languages.
It is the member's responsibility to collect
information like tube pictures, base connection
picture, tube characteristics, tube
connection diagram and tube data.
For changes to the tube text or to
upload new tubes please write to the
English language tube administrator: Roy
Johnson.
The tube picture administrator is Peter
Steffen. Members can find their e-mail
addresses in the member list.
Every member can be active here uploading
pictures. Only after our
work can we enjoy my vision of the
following: Instead of sitting in front of a
giant puzzle when an untrained radio lover wants
to repair a radio he or she should have help.
Where to find what? The member should be able to
click the corresponding model page to see
whether somebody has already posted some hints
(lower part of the page), then print out a
possible schematic and also click the tubes on the
model page. For each tube the member can
get the base connection picture and the tube
connection diagram (if there is no
schematic). He or she then places them on screen
in signal path order and prints them along with
the schematic. And there we are!
But it depends on you if that can come true or not.
I wish you good success, Ernest (HB9RXQ).
[rmxrosu-en]
