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 Kevin
 Location: Somers, VIC
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After a lifetime in the radio/electronics industry (Astor, Byer, Rola etc) I am now contemplating restoration of a 1930s radiogram. The job would be easier if I had not thrown out all my old valve books. I am sure that somewhere is data on the old RCA number series valves- 56, 47, 80 etc.
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 Marcc
 Location: Wangaratta, VIC
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See "Franks Electron Tube pages" http://www.tubedata.info/ or search for it. There are others.

Do be aware that one of the American links on that, had, the last time I went hunting, been hyjacked by a porn site.

47 is an output pentode, 80 is UX4 version of 5Y3, 56 is an AF triode (6P5 , 76) 47 is a 2.5V filament type & 56 2.5V Heater type 47M is a heater type.

Marc
 
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