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Radior\366R I Labbet INKL LAGER 10909 01.Xls Quant Tube Box Function Eqv 1 4EJ7 13 ? 1 6WA 3 ? 6J6?? 1 7360 8 Beam deflection tube, bal modulator 1 6CJ3 14 Diode, damping diode 60 6AL5 6AL5 Diode, double 1 CV4007 6 Diode, double 6AL5 1 EAA91 6AL5 Diode, double 6AL5 1 EB91 6AL5 Diode, double 6AL5 1 5722 1 Diode, noice generator 1 EH90 12 Heptode 2 12BE6 4 Heptode, frequency changer 1 ECH83 12 Heptode-triode, frequency changer 12V Anod! 1 ECH81 12 Heptode-triode, frequency changer, com cath 1 ECH41 RIM Hexode-triode, frequency changer 1 ECH42 RIM Hexode-triode, frequency changer 2 EM80 IND Indication 3 EM84 IND Indication 1 EM85 IND Indication 1 EM87 IND Indication 1 5750 11 Pentagrid converter 6BE6 5 6BE6 6BJ6 Pentagrid converter 7 6BJ6 6BJ6 Pentode 2 6BZ6 2 Pentode 1 EF40 RIM Pentode, AF 11 5763 6 Pentode, beam power CV2129 2 50B5 7 Pentode, beam power 2 50C5 7 Pentode, beam power 1 6AN5 1 Pentode, beam power 46 6AQ5 6AQ5 Pentode, beam power 2 19AQ5 7 Pentode, beam power 2 6005 6 Pentode, beam power AF 6AQ5 1 6CZ5 8 Pentode, beam power AF 1 6AS5 3 Pentode, beam power AF car radio 1 5A6 6 Pentode, beam power RF 1 5725 6AS6 Pentode, dual control grid 6AS6 1 6GX6 9 Pentode, dual control grid 17 6AS6 6AS6 Pentode, dual control grids 5725 2 6BN6 3 Pentode, gated beam discriminator 1 6842 13 Pentode, high voltage regulator 2 EL86 2 Pentode, output Low impedance 6CW5 2 6761 8 Pentode, power AF 1 6197 6 Pentode, power output 19 6AK6 6AK6 Pentode, power output 1 EL41 RIM Pentode, power output 1 EL42 RIM Pentode, power output 1 MUL41 RIM Pentode, power output 1 4M-P12 9 Pentode, power output AF 11 6CL6 6CL6 Pentode, power wide band 1 5749 11 Pentode, RF 6BA6 1 6064 11 Pentode, RF 6AM6 2 12BA6 2 Pentode, RF 1 18AK5 3 Pentode, RF 13 6AH6 6AH6 Pentode, RF 18 6BA6 6BA6 Pentode, RF 1 EF41 RIM Pentode, RF 1 EF42 RIM Pentode, RF 1 EF43 RIM Pentode, RF 2 EF89 12 Pentode, RF 17 6AM6 6AM6 Pentode, RF 200Mc, also used as mixer EF91 3 6AG5 4 Pentode, RF 400Mc 100 6AK5 6AK5 Pentode, RF 400Mc 4 403B 10 Pentode, RF 400Mc low noice 6AK5 3 EF94 12 Pentode, RF 50Mc 1 6688 10 Pentode, RF sharp cut-off 2 12AU6 3 Pentode, RF sharp cut-off 60 6AU6 6AU6 Pentode, RF sharp cut-off 34 6BH6 6BH6 Pentode, RF sharp cut-off 13 6CB6 6CB6 Pentode, RF sharp cut-off 3 6DK6 2 Pentode, RF sharp cut-off 1 6DT6A 4 Pentode, RF sharp cut-off, Two ind. control grids 1 EF80 12 Pentode, VHF 3 UF89 9 Pentode, VHF 1 EF95 6AK5 Pentode, VHF low noice 6AK5 1 EF183 12 Pentode, VHF var u 24 404A 404A Pentode, wideband low noice 5847 4 12BY7A 15 Pentode, video output 5 12HG7 14 Pentode, video output 1 6AT8 13 Pentode.Triode, frequency converter, com cath 6X8 1 EAF42 RIM Pentode-diode 7 PCF802 11 Pentode-Triode 1 PLC84 11 Pentode-Triode 1 ECL86 13 Pentode-Triode, AF Power output, sep cath, 4W pent 2 PCF200 11 Pentode-Triode, frequency changer 2 PCF80 11 Pentode-Triode, frequency changer 1 15DQ8 13 Pentode-Triode, power output PCL84 3 6X8 1 Pentode-Triode, RF, com cath 6 6U8 4 Pentode-Triode, RF, sep cath, 3W pent ECF82 3 6GH8A 7 Pentode-Triode, sep cath, 2W pent 6 6AW8A 15 Pentode-Triode, sep cath, 3.75W pent 5 6AU8 5 Pentode-Triode, sep cath, 3W pent 2 6CX8 8 Pentode-Triode, sep cath, 5W pent 1 ECF80 12 Pentode-Triode, VHF 220Mc, sep cath,1.7W pent 2 6X4 1 Rectifier, full wave 1 AZ41 RIM Rectifier, full wave 1 EZ40 RIM Rectifier, full wave 2 EZ80 12 Rectifier, full wave 1 UY41 RIM Rectifier, half wave 1 0B2 STABB Stabilizer 115V 1 0A2 STABB Stabilizer 150V 1 0G3 STABB Stabilizer 85V 1 5651 STABB Stabilizer 86V 1 6BW6 5 Tetrode, beam output 150Mc 2 6360 8 Tetrode, twin beam power 3 5696 9 Thyratron 18 2D21 2D21 Thyratron 3 6D4 1 Thyratron 6 5823 3 Trigger tube, cold cathode 5 5814 2 Triode, double 2 18C51 10 Triode, double 6 18J6 9 Triode, double 3 6BK7 7 Triode, double 300Mc 60 6J6 6J6 Triode, double 600Mc 1 12AX7 13 Triode, double AF 2 12AY7 13 Triode, double AF 3 ECC82 13 Triode, double AF 12AU7 1 6463 8 Triode, double computer 2 5755 7 Triode, double DC 1 5687 7 Triode, double gen purpose 1 6350 6 Triode, double On-Off app 4 5963 8 Triode, double On-Off serv. Computer 1 5965 13 Triode, double On-Off serv. Computer 1 6R-HH2 3 Triode, double RF 1 6R-HH2 4 Triode, double RF 1 6AQ8 13 Triode, double RF, mixer 6 6BQ7 1 Triode, double VHF 1 6BZ7 2 Triode, double VHF 1 E81CC 13 Triode, double VHF 4 5670 10 Triode, double VHF up to 800Mc 3 2C51L 10 Triode, double VHF up to 800Mc 3 6CG7 5 Triode, Dual general purpose 1 6S4A 7 Triode, power output 18 6C4 6C4 Triode, RF 150Mc Pow osc 1 6AB4 3 Triode, RF grounded-grid amp, osc <300Mc 1 6GK5 3 Triode, RF, gain controlled 1 6J4WA 3 Triode, UHF 3 6J4 4 Triode, UHF 500Mc, high u 3 6AF4A 3 Triode, UHF oscillator 3 EC92 12 Triode, VHF 1 PC92 11 Triode, VHF 2 9002 9003 Triode, VHF, "ACORN 955" 8 9003 9003 Triode, VHF, "ACORN 956" 2 5842 10 Triode, wide band 4 6AT6 15 Triode-Diode 4 6AV6 2 Triode-Dual Diode 1 6BN8 5 Triode-Dual Diode 1 EBC81 12 Triode-dual diode, AF 1 EBC81 RIM Triode-Dual diode, AF 1 UBC41 RIM Triode-Dual diode, AF 2 5U8 4 Triode-Pentode 1 6T8 9 Triode-Triple Diode 807 Radiorör_i labbet_INKL_LAGER_10909_01.
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