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I: [TCML] Taylor TUBES





I have three RCA 833A,a couple of chinese FU33 (I have not tested them
but seems well suited) and a couple of penta (made in england) 833C
graphite plate, whem I will test them I0ll see the difference between
chinese and american tubes

Vladi

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Inviato: sabato 31 gennaio 2009 4.22
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Oggetto: Re: [TCML] Taylor TUBES


I've heard that certain Chinese or Russian 833A's are not that great.

Sometimes deals can be gotten on eBay for NOS American tubes. Of course
you have to be careful on eBay.  Some venders will let you  return the
tube if it's no good.

John


-----Original Message-----
From: Ed Phillips <evp@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Tesla Coil Mailing List <tesla@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Fri, 30 Jan 2009 9:03 pm
Subject: [TCML] Taylor TUBES


I accidently erased the original question about "Taylor" 833C tubes. 
After reading it and remembering that Taylor tubes haven't been made 
for over 60 years I posted a question on the Tube Collectors Associan 
list and here's the answer: 
 
"China. Most transmitting tubes are made in 2-3 factories and labeled 
for anyone with money. 
 
Carl 
 
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ed Phillips" <evp2@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:evp2%40earthlink.net>> 
To: <tubecollectorsassociation@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
<mailto:tubecollectorsassociation%40yahoogroups.com>> 
Sent: Friday, January 30, 2009 7:49 PM 
Subject: [TCA] Taylor TUBES 
 
> Anybody know where the tubes in this list are being made?
> 
> http://www.rfparts.com/tubetran_specials.html
<http://www.rfparts.com/tubetran_specials.html> 
> 
> Ed"
 
Although Carl didn't say so the "word on the street" is that many of 
these tubes are of quite inferior quality. I don't know of any way an 
individual could determine that before
 buying them. Unfortunately 
there's no way to know [except asking the dealer and taking his word] 
whether the name given for the manufacturer shows that it came from an 
original and very high quality company like Eimac or Svetlana [Russian 
manufacture which at one time made excellent power tubes] or are from 
some cheapie output who branded them accordingly. 
 
A source of tubes I don't see mentioned very often here is 
Russian/Soviet surplus. Up to the end of the Cold War the Russians made 
superb power tubes and many types are available from European dealers 
in surplus Russian material. Maybe someone here can list a source and 
desireable tube types - I can't since I'm not in the market. 
 
Ed 
 
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