On 10-11-06 06:33 AM, marcin wrote:
Thanks a lot for the answers! Shame on me that I was not able to find it myself ;)
One of the benifits of Joining the Tube collectors association is the chance to buy a DVD with much of the JEDEC tube registration database. In many cases that gives you the original data sheet for a given tube if it was registered. (A few military types were "secret" when registered and so are not included.) a large number of early Transistors are also there!
I don't know if it would be so easy to find on the web. it is one thing to find a number letter(s) number type, another to find a 4 digit one.
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