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11-03-2011, 04:03 PM
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I also got my 20 pin socket from OETECH where John Folsom got his. I ordered some old RCA phoatomultiplier tubes for the male end and they also had a Female socket. Cost was about $80
I did a search and found this company. http://lancosockets.com/ It looks like Lanco has sockets for some 20 pin PMTs but I do not know if they are the same as the one on the 15GP22 There is a diagram on the Lanco site of the 20 pin socket they offer. You will have to figure out if it is the same as the 15G base. Good Luck
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11-03-2011, 07:08 PM
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Question time for Bob: so if you knew you could get new bases, why go through all that trouble to reuse the original socket when rebuilding a 15G? Only thing I can think of is originality, am I right?
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11-04-2011, 10:35 AM
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Just seemed simpler to salvage the original bases. Once I figured out an easy method, it was a no brainer. And the cost is zero dollars too.
Sockets are a different story all together. Next to impossible to find 20 pin sockets.
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