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T_Pliotron

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ID = 28809
       
Land:
USA
Marke: General Electric Co. (GE); Bridgeport CT, Syracuse NY
Entwickler: General Electric Co. (GE); Bridgeport CT, Syracuse NY 
Typ:  Triode (Hoch-) Vakuum   Endstufe 
  <1925 sehr selten. ***
Identisch mit T_Pliotron = VT-14 = CG-1162

Sockel USA-UV-4-Stift-Sockel+Bayonet, ab 1914
Anwender Militär und/oder Behörden
Heizung Uf 7.5 Volt / If 1.75 Ampere / Direkt / Batterieheizung =
Beschreibung

40 mA at 350 V. As an oscillator 5 Watt output power.
Sibley gives 15W output power for 'T_Pliotron'/VT-12 later evolved in VT-14. But at a total dissipated power of ony 14 Watt Sibley obviouslyly confused that with the output power of 5 Watt (as an oscillator).
This tube was originally used by the U S Navy as a low power oscillator for small radiotelegraph and telephone sets on submarine chasers and aircraft transmitters. First designated VT-12 by the US Signal Corps, changes were made to the filament design and the tube was redesignated VT-14.

The revised tube was designated CG1162 by the US Navy. 
Abmessungen (BHT)
inkl. Stifte/Spitzli
44 x 106 x 35 mm / 1.73 x 4.17 x 1.38 inch
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Literatur Saga of the Vacuum Tube, Tyne   page 149, 150 & 151
Tube Lore (I)   

uv~~70.png T_Pliotron: Fin Stewart
Fin Stewart


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