Think about what the tubes were used for, back then. They often replaced an analog meter. When using equipment with different scales, or multipliers, it was up to the user to select the appropriate range for the measurement, then read the meter or tube display and "do the math" himself, to figure out the number of zeros after (or before) the significant digits.
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