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Originally Posted by LBPete
I have no use for most of this stuff. There are a couple old RF signal generators that I might play around with but the rest of the test equipment is up for grabs, probably free if you come and take it away.
I was told the radio was from a B-24. I'm keeping that. The TV looking thing I was told is a picture tube dummy. It has RCA on the handle but I don't see any other markings. Anyone know what it is?
- Pete
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The receiver is a BC348. They made several different variations of that model. The last of the series is a BC348Q, made by Wells-Gardner. Everone seemed to like that one a little better. The earlier models were made by RCA, Belmont and Stromberg-Carlson, plus a few others.
The latest models used single ended tubes, 6SK7, 6SA7 ETC, where the earlier models used the grid-cap metals, 6K7, ETC and a few UX types, 6B7 and 41 and a mess of oil type capacitors.
