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Transistors, 1948
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| September 1, 2009
| By NICHOLAS BAKALAR
Posted on 09/02/2009 1:05:58 AM PDT by neverdem
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To: AlexW
I remember 6H6, 6AG7, and other vacuum tubes from my childhood. Interesting that the things we love we remember forever.
Here's a great link for those interested in early radios and their parts:
Antique Radios
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10/02/2009 4:14:18 AM PDT
by
NCjim
("You can't pick up a turd by the clean end", Bob Lonsberry on Obamacare)
To: NCjim; Nervous Tick
Yes, I know most the tubes, up to the 4-1000, the workhorse
of my RF amps.
I miss those good old days of radio and electronics, hanging out in the parts/ham equipment stores, and the military surplus yard.
De W4EX
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10/02/2009 4:24:17 AM PDT
by
AlexW
(Now in the Philippines . Happy not to be back in the USA for now.)
To: SpaceBar
I’d always heard it was the integrated circuit that we stole from extraterrestrial aliens.
To: fredhead
Some of us are sure showing our age. Heheh.
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