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Nigel Goodwin said:
I suspect younger people probably don't know about what the valve numbers mean! :p

well you're wrong...some of us know much more about valves than about transistors! :)
 
3v0 said:
For a few seconds I was thinking about why you were attempting on unload valves as in water or gas valves.

LOL you are talking about tubes.

First good chuckle I have had all day! Needed that :D

... and my immediate thought was valves in a car engine. It's sort of on the brain cos I've had to adjust the clearances on mine very recently!

Brian
 
Valves that have broken pins are unlikely to be wanted by anyone, especially considering shipping costs.

Also valves that are really old may no longer be very good.
Over the years they can lose some of the vacuum in them, degrading the quality.

And used tubes are definately "iffy", especially if you can't test them for performance.

European = North America (According to me 1964 GE Manual.

EF22 = 7G7
EB34 = 6H6
EF37A = 1620
EF36 =6J7
EBC33 = 6Q7-3

Gary
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Thunderchild said:
to mention the first few:

BVA - X143 (EF22 - MULLARD)

MULLARD - EL32

MULLARD - EB34 (X2)

MULLARD - EF37A (x3) + 1 WITH BROKEN CENTRE PIN

MULLARD - EF36

MULLARD EBC33

MULLARD - ECH35 USED BROKEN CENTRE PIN

MULLARD - ECC33

MULLARD - EF8

MULLARD EF9 (X2)
 
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