W0ZUS tubes

[W8ACR]

Here are some pics of the tubes I brought back from the W0ZUS auction. Most of these tubes will go up for sale. Here is a partial listing of the types: 833, 6C21, 250TH/TL, 100TH/TL, 304TH/TL, 4-400, 4-250, 4-125, 4-65, 810, 4D32, 6883, 808, 802, 828, 8008, 872, 866. I'll pick out the ones I want to keep, and start listing the others probably in the next week or two. There are some odd tube numbers - Motorola 8643, and Amperex 6907 - Maybe somebody can enlighten me.

Ron

[KX5JT]

      

[Opcom]

Those are very pretty.. Too bad I switched from 304's to 3-500Z's. Sure the 500 is a bigger tube but the 304 can't be beat for looks and can also be run AB1 if desired.

[Jim, W5JO]

The 8643 grew out of the 829 line.  It is a 5894 with higher disappation.  Socket is the same but the plate pins are larger.  Used in UHF equipment by Motorola.

[kb3ouk]

6907 is a UHF twin tetrode beam power tube designed to run up to 600 mhz. will do 90 watts input at 150 mhz with 20 watts dissipation, and that's CCS ratings.

[W2PFY]

Wow, those west coast guys that like to shoot at tubes must be drooling I think a 12 gauge shotgun could do most of them in about five shots! There is also a 254W on the first table. 

Well anyhow, great collection of tubes for sure!

 

[Vortex Joe - N3IBX]

Wow! What a "booty" of great tubes. The best of luck with 'em and it looks like you'll hsve a supply of good high power transmitting tubes for many years to come.

Regards,
Joe Cro N3IBX

[KA7WOC]

Ron,
You have received your invitation to this year's tube shoot haven't you?
Bob

[KM1H]

I wouldnt mind having a couple each of 4D32 and 6C21 as spares.

Carl

[DMOD]

I could also use an extra 4D32 tube as well.

Thanks

Phil - AC0OB