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Old 09-19-2017, 10:01 AM
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Truth be known, I store my tubes in tube caddies. Today,you can have a caddy for radio, another for audio, another for B/W sets etc.

That way, they ain't so heavy...
I sort of do the same thing....The stuff I've had the longest are in caddies sorted by number and tested. After that is is an unsorted mix of boxed NOS, and semi-sorted loose pulls (some stored in boxes after the caddys filled)...The pulls are sorted by type (HV diodes sweep power tubes, 7 pin, 9 pin octal/loctal signal, fat pin) A caddy FILLED with un-boxed loose pulls can get heavy fast.
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