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Collection de lampes / semi-conducteurs de Leonard Arzoomanian, Etats-Unis

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I am a collector and historian, interested in Rhode Island Radio in the 1920's. I am always looking for new acquisitions for my collection but more importantly, I want to document this important era in Rhode Island history. I want to promote the many Rhode Islanders that contributed to the Radio Age. People like Walter W Massie and Thomas P Giblin who you will learn about on my website www.RhodeIslandRadio.org. To that end, if you have any information on Radio in Rhode Island in the 1920's please contact me. I am especially looking for Rhode Island made radio apparatus, components, memorabilia and history. Especially old photographs of Rhode Island Radio shops, Radio station broadcast rooms and equipment, Radio store window displays and department store Radio Displays. I am not just looking for items to collect, I am also looking for the opportunity to photograph, scan and document anything you may have for use on the website. Full credit will be given for all items that are used.
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Extrait de la collection de lampes / semi-conducteurs de Leonard Arzoomanian. Ces images ont été chargées sur la page d'une lampe / semi-conducteur par Leonard Arzoomanian.

This tube was removed from service on August 17th 1933 at radio station WTIC, Hartord, Connecticut. It was used in the old water cooled radio transmitter on top of Avon Mountain in Avon, Connecticut. The transmitter used six of these tubes to rectify 18,000 volts for the final stage of the transmitter. The transmitter was 50,000 watts. Price of this tube at the time was $395.
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Common type USA tube/semicond. USA
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Common type USA tube/semicond. USA
 

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Leonard Arzoomanian a commencé ici sa collection le 08.Sep.2020. [noindex-fr]

  
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