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CW-931

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ID = 27698
       
Pays:
Etats-Unis
Fabricant: Western Electric Company Inc.; New York (NY)
Concepteur: Western Electric Company Inc.; New York (NY) 
Type:  Transmitting Triode, air cooled   Power/Output 
  <1925 rare
Identique à CW-931 = 205A = E_Western = VT-2 = 205B
Prédécesseurs K_Western   202A  

Culot UV-Base (4 Pins+Bayonet, USA 1914 WE)
Utilisé par Militaire et/ou Services Publics
Chauffage Vf 7 Volt / If 1.35 Ampère / Direct / Specified voltage AC/DC
Description

This was developed by Western Electric in 1917 for The Signal Corps and used by the Navy under the CW-931 designation.. Rare earth coated filament. RF Output power 5W. Ua=300V. It was used in airplane and low power sustained-wave transmitters.

Originally produced with the bayonet locking pin turned at a 45 degree angle to other Western Electric tubes. Commonly referred to as the Signal Corps - Navy pin base.This was to prevent accidental use of low power tubes, causing burnout. You will find many tubes on the market today with the pins ground off, some being relocated to allow locking in to other sockets.

See Tyne's "Saga of the Vacuum Tube", page 287.

 
Dimensions
(l x h x p)
incl.pins/tip
x 83 x 54 mm / x 3.27 x 2.13 inch
Bibliographie Saga of the Vacuum Tube, Tyne   Page 100
-- Collector info (Sammler)   Radio Test Lab, report, US Navy 3/2/1919
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205e_sockel~~2.png CW-931: nach Western Electric 1933
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