Incorrect model dating or incorrect tube(s) / semiconductors.
Please read the explanations below the list of errors.
| 1 | Tube / Semiconductor | Tube Year |
Model Year |
Model name | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 |
NL | PCL805 | 1968 | 1967 | X23T612 AG XT610 | NL | Philips; Eindhoven (tubes international!); Miniwatt |
We try to give the correct market introduction date for a model and for tubes or semiconductors it uses. The system automatically checks these dates for consistency. Collectors and admins sometimes make mistakes. If you as a guest notice errors and have solid evidence to recommend corrections, please use the contact form to inform us. The following reasons may be the cause for errors:
1 The model is dated too early (date should be corrected even if it is marked as "uncertain" with ? or ??).
2 The market introduction year for the tube is too late.
3 Schematics or books show later replacements.
4 The model has multiple versions, with different tube line ups.
5 The set (of the uploader) was modified with different tubes.
Schematic collections like Rider, Beitman or SAMS sometimes published schematics years after the market introduction of a model - specially in the early days. As a consequence, they sometimes listed updated tube types that were in use at the time of publication. Example: A set which originally used a UY-224 (224) from 1929 might be later shown with a 24A, an updated version of the tube introduced in 1932. Few people are knowledgeable about these kinds of obscure facts; however as these details become known, we must update model dates, tube types listed for models, and tube dates accordingly.
1 The model is dated too early (date should be corrected even if it is marked as "uncertain" with ? or ??).
2 The market introduction year for the tube is too late.
3 Schematics or books show later replacements.
4 The model has multiple versions, with different tube line ups.
5 The set (of the uploader) was modified with different tubes.
Schematic collections like Rider, Beitman or SAMS sometimes published schematics years after the market introduction of a model - specially in the early days. As a consequence, they sometimes listed updated tube types that were in use at the time of publication. Example: A set which originally used a UY-224 (224) from 1929 might be later shown with a 24A, an updated version of the tube introduced in 1932. Few people are knowledgeable about these kinds of obscure facts; however as these details become known, we must update model dates, tube types listed for models, and tube dates accordingly.
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