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 Paullowe
 Location: Newcastle, NSW
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I have found myself the owner of a Palec ET-3 Valve tester and a large box of small valves. Just tested valve tester with a valve and the valve tested OK so I'm guessing its all in working order!

Most valves are the small base 9 pin all glass type numbers like 6CL8A, 6GU7, 25C45, 6AV6, 5763 Some valves in original sets of 5 in their own box.

Not really what I need but would like to know best way to identify value or sell to someone who would love them. Guessing around 100 to 150 units in the box
 
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