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Master Product fisting Part #and Description Guide • Electron Tubes • Semiconductors r Electron Tubes Part Description Part # Description Part # Description LCMG-B X-Ray Tube 2AS15A Receiving Rectifier QB3.5/750GA Power Tetrode QEL1/150 Power Tetrode 2AV2 Receiving Tube 6163.5/750/6156 Power Tetrode CCS-1/Y799 CC Power Tetrode 2822 Planar Diode QBL3.5/2000 Power Triode PE1/100/6083 Power Pentode 2B35/EA50 UHF Diode W3/2GC TWi C1A Thyratron 2694 Twin Tetrode W3/2GR TWi GV1A-1650 Corona Voltage Reg 2BU2/2AS2A/2AH2 Receiving Tube 61QV03/20A UHF Twin Tetrode CE1A/B Phototube 2C36 UHF Triode QQE03/20/6252 UHF Twin Tetrode 1A3/DA90 Mini HF Diode 2C39A Planar Triode QQE03/12/6360A Twin Tetrode 1AD2A/1BY2 Receiving Tube 2C39BA Planar Triode OE3/85A1 Voltage Regulator C1 B/3C31 /5664 Thyratron 2C39WA Planar Triode OG3/85A2 MIN Volt Regulator 1B3GT/1 G3GT Receiving Tube 2C40A Planar Triode QB3/200 Power Tetrode 1B35A ATR Tube 2C43 Planar Triode QB3/300 Power Tetrode 1658A TR Tube 2C51/396A MIN Twin Triode QB3/300GA Power Tetrode 1859/R1130B Glow Modulator 2C53 High Voltage Triode T83/750 Power Triode 1B63B TR Tube 2CW4 Receiving Tube OA3NR75 Voltage Regulator 1885 Geiger-Mueller Tube 2D21 Thyratron OB3NR90 Voltage Regulator 1BQ2IDY802 Receiving Rectifier 2D21W/5727 MIN Thyratron OC3NR105 Voltage Regulator 1C21 Cold Cathode 2D54 Receiving Tube OD3NR150 Voltage Regulator 1D21 /SN4 Cold Cathode Dischg 2E22 Pentode OB3A Receiving Tube 1G3GT/ 1B3GT Receiving Tube 2E24 Beam Amplifier OC3A Voltage Regulator 1G35P Hydrogen Thyratron 2E26 Beam Amplifier OD3A Voltage Regulator 1HSGT Recv. Diode-Triode 2E36/CK502AX Submin Pentode GV3A-900 Corona Voltage Reg 1J3/1K3 Receiving Tube 2FQ5/2GK5 Receiving Tube GV3A-1000 Corona Voltage Reg C1JA/5683 Thyratron 2GK5/2FQ5 Receiving Tube GV3A-2200H Corona Voltage Reg 1K3/1J3 Receiving Tube 2J42 Magnetron 3A/167M Power Triode C1 K/6014 Thyratron 2J42H/M1366A Magnetron D3A'7721 MIN Pentode 1L4 Receiving Pentode 2J55 Magnetron 3A3C/3B2/3AW3 Receiving Tube 1L6 Receiving Tube 2J70A Magnetron 3A4 MIN Pentode 1LA6 Receiving Pentagrid 2J70B/QKH1978 Magnetron 3A5 MIN Twin Triode 1LB4 Receiving Pentode 2K25 Klystron 3AT2 Receiving Tube 1LH4 Recv Diode-Triode 2K25-JAN Klystron 3AU6 Receiving Tube 1LN5 Receiving Pentode 2K26 Klystron 3AW3/3A3C/3B2 Receiving Tube 1NSGT Receiving Pentode 2K28A/6133 Klystron EL3B/6013 Rectifier 1P21 Photomultiplier 2K29 Klystron 3B2/3A3C/3AW3 Receiving Tube 1P22 Photomultiplier 2K41 Klystron 3B22/EL1C Rectifier 1P28 Photomultiplier 2K45 Klystron 3824 Rectifier 1P28A Photomultiplier 2K48 Klystron 3624W/3624WB Rectifier 1P288 Photomultiplier 2M13 CW Heating Magentron 3824WA Rectifier 1P29 Phototube 2M53/DX453 CW Heating Magentron 3825 Rectifier 1P30 Phototube 2M53A/DX453B CW Heating Magnetron 3826 Rectifier 1P37 Phototube 2M69 CW Heating Magentron 3828 Rectifier 1P39 Phototube 2M 107A(79) CW Heating Magnetron 3629 Rectifier 1P40 Phototube 2M107A(82) CW Heating Magnetron 3B29W Rectifier 1R5 Receiving Tube 2M120-IL CW Heating Magnetron EL3C/6484 Rectifier 1S2A/DY87 Receiving Tube 2M120-NIUDX555 CW Heating Magnetron El3C/l Rectifier 1S5 Receiving Tube 2M121A(53)-IL CW Heating Magnetron 3C23 Thyratron 1T4 Receiving Tube 2M130-Ob/NIL CW Heating Magnetron 3C31/C1B/5664 Thyratron 1U4 Receiving Tube 2M 130-11/IL CW Heating Magnetron 3C45W Hydrogen Thyratron 1U5 Receiving Tube 2M131 CW Heating Magnetron 3CN3B Receiving Tube 1U6 MIN Pentagrid 2M137(IL) CW Heating Magnetron 3CPX800A7 FAC Triode 1V2 Receiving Tube 2M140 CW Heating Magnetron 3CPX1500A7 FAC Triode 1W4 MIN Pentode 2M156 CW Heating Magnetron 3CU3A/3DC3 Receiving Tube 1X26 MIN Diode 2M161 CW Heating Magnetron 3CV30000A1 VC Triode 1X2C Receiving Tube 2M167-M 12 CW Heating Magnetron 3CV30000A3 VC Triode OA2 Voltage Regulator 2M 172A CW Heating Magnetron 3CV30000H3 VC Triode OB2 Voltage Regulator 2M172H CW Heating Magnetron 3CW2000A7 WC Triode OC2 Voltage Regulator 2M172J CW Heating Magnetron 3CW2000D3 WC Triode 2-01C Diode 2M172YC CW Heating Magnetron 3CWSOOOA1 WC Triode 2-25A Rectifier 2M180 CW Heating Magnetron 3CWSOOOA3/8242 WC Triode 2-50A Rectifier 2M182 CW Heating Magnetron 3CWSOOOA7 WC Triode 2-150D Rectifier 2M186-M2 CW Heating Magnetron 3CWSOOOFI/8241 WC Triode 2-240A Rectifier 2M211A(M1) CW Heating Magnetron 3CW5000F3/8243 WC Triode 2-450A Rectifier 2M213 CW Heating Magnetron 3CWSOOOH3 WC Triode QEL2/275 Power Tetrode 2M214-300 CW Heating Magnetron 3CW10000A3 WC Triode TBL2/300/7004 Power Triode 2M234 CW Heating Magnetron 3CW10000H3 WC Triode TBL2/500/8120 Power Triode 2SM15 Recv Diode 3CW20000A3 WC Triode QQE02/5/6939 Twin Tetrode OA2WA/6626 Volt Regulator 3CW20000A7 WC Triode EM2.5 Rectifier OB2WA/6627 Volt Regulator 3CW20000H3 WC Triode TB2.5/400H Power Triode 2X2A Rectifier 3CW20000H7 WC Triode TB2.5/300/5866 Power Triode 3-01D-CH X-Ray Tube 3CW30000H3 WC Triode T62.5/400/5866A Power Triode TD03-10D Power Triode 3CW40000H3 WC Triode EM2.5GN Thyratron QY3-125 Power Tetrode 3CW45000H3 WC Triode F2A Power Tetrode 3-200A3/592 Triode 3CW150000H3 WC Triode 2A3 Receiving Triode 3-400Z/8163 FAC Triode 3CW300000H3 WC Triode 2A5 Receiving Pentode 3-SOOZ FAC Triode 3CX100A5/7289 WC Triode 2A6 Recv Diode-Triode 3-1000H FAC Triode 3CX400A7/8874 FAC Triode 2AH2/2AS2A/28U2 Receiving Tube 3-1000Z~8164 FAC Triode 3CX400U7/8961 FAC Triode 2AS2Al26U2/2AH2 Receiving Tube QB3-300/6155 Power Triode 3CXb00U7 FAC Triode Electron Tubes (cunt.) Part :, Description Part # Description Part Description 3CX800A7 FAC Triode 4828/189048 Rectifier 4E27A/5-1256 Power Pentode 3CX1000A3 FAC Triode 4631 Rectifier 4EH7 Receiving Tube 3CX1000A7/8283 FAC Triode 4632 Rectifier 4EJ7 Receiving Tube 3CX1200A7 FAC Triode 4638 Power Tetrode OA4G Cold Cathode 3CX1500A7/8877 FAC Triode 4BU8i4GS8 Receiving Tube C4H-1 Thyratron 3CX1500D3 FAC Triode 4C35A-JAN Hydrogen Thyratron C4H-2 Thyratron 3CX2500A3/8161 FAC Triode 4C35A/FX2505 Hydrogen Thyratron C4H-3 Thyratron 3CX2500D3 FAC Triode 4CN15A Power Tetrode C4H-4 Thyratron 3CX2500F3/8251 FAC Triode 4CPL1000C FAC Tetrode C4H-5 Thyratron 3CX2500H3 FAC Triode 4CPX250K/8590 FAC Tetrode 4KC/160Mr'V808 Power Tetrode 3CX3000A1/8238 FAC Triode 4CS250R CC Tetrode 4P55 Power Pentode 3CX3000A7 FAC Triode 4CV1500B VC Tetrode 4PRbOC Pulse Tetrode 3CX3000F1i8239 FAC Triode 4CV8000A VC Tetrode 4PRb5A/8187 Pulse Tetrode 3CX3000F7/8162 FAC Triode 4CV35000A VC Tetrode 4PR125A/8247 Pulse Tetrode 3CXSOOOA3 FAC Triode 4CV50000E VC Tetrode 4PR250C/8248 Pulse Tetrode 3CXSOOOA7 FAC Triode 4CV100000C/8351 VC Tetrode 4PR400A~8188 Pulse Tetrode 3CXSOOOH3 FAC Triode 4CV100000CP VC Tetrode 4PR1000A/8189 Pulse Tetrode 3CX10000A1/8158 FAC Triode 4CV100000E VC Tetrode 4PR1000B Pulse Tetrode 3CX10000A3/8159 FAC Triode 4CV100000EP VC Tetrode GV4S-3500 Corona Voltage Reg 3CX10000A7/8160 FAC Triode 4CV250000B VC Tetrode 4W300B/8249 WC Tetrode 3CX10000B7 FAC Triode 4CW800B WC Tetrode 4W20000A Glass WC Tetrode 3CX10000H3 FAC Triode 4CW800F WC Tetrode 4X150A'7034 Glass FAC Tetrode 3CX10000U7 FAC Triode 4CW2000A/8244 WC Tetrode 4X150D/7035 Glass FAC Tetrode 3CX12000U7 FAC Triode 4CW10000A/8661 WC Tetrode 4X150G/8172 Glass FAC Tetrode 3CX15000A3 FAC Triode 4CW100006 WC Tetrode EMS Rectifier 3CX15000A7 FAC Triode 4CW25000A WC Tetrode EMBS Rectifier 3CX15000H3 FAC Triode 4CW250008 WC Tetrode OAS Voltage Regulator 3CX20000A3 FAC Triode 4CW30000A WC Tetrode 5-125B/4E27A Power Pentode 3CX20000A7 FAC Triode 4CWSOOOOE WC Tetrode 5-SOOA Power Pentode 3CX20000H3 FAC Triode 4CWSOOOOJ WC Tetrode HY-5/8614 Hydrogen Thyratron 3CY3/3DB3 Receiving Tube 4CW100000D WC Tetrode W5/2G/D TWT 3CZ3 Receiving Tube 4CW100000E WC Tetrode WS/4G TWT 3D21A Tetrode 4CW150000E WC Tetrode QBS/1750/6079 Power Tetrode 3D22A Thyratron 4CW250000B WC Tetrode QBS/2000/8179 Power Triode 3DB3/3CY3 Receiving Tube CE4CW8 Phototube 785/2500/7092 Power Triode 3DC3/3CU3A Receiving Tube 4CX125C FAC Tetrode QBWS/3500'6075 WC Tetrode 3E29 Twin Pentode 4CX250817203 FAC Tetrode QBL5!3500/6076 FAC Tetrode 3EJ7 Receiving Tube 4CX250BC/8957 FAC Tetrode SAQS Receiving Tube C3G Pentode 4CX250BT/Y497 FAC Tetrode SAR4iGZ34 Receiving Tube 3HA5/3HM5 Receiving Tube 4CX250FG/8621 FAC Tetrode 5A54A/SU4GB Receiving Rectifier 3HM5/3HA5 Receiving Tube 4CX2501C'8245 FAC Tetrode 5B/254M/CV428 Power Tetrode C3J/5632 Thyratron 4CX250R/7580W FAC Tetrode SBi255M/CV391 Power Tetrode C3J/ALINE Thyratron 4CX300f4'8167 FAC Tetrode 5621/217283 Rectifier C3J/L Thyratron 4CX300Y/8561 FAC Tetrode SC21lNLC6J Thyratron C3JA/5684 Thyratron 4CX350Ai8321 FAC Tetrode SC22 Hydrogen Thyratron C3JAL/7556A Thyratron 4CX350Fi8322 FAC Tetrode SC22-JAN Hydrogen Thyratron C3M Pentode 4CX350FJ/8904 FAC Tetrode SCX1500A FAC Power Pentode W3MC15C TWT 4CX600B FAC Tetrode 5CX1500B FAC Power Pentode 395GT Recv Pentode 4CX600F FAC Tetrode SCX3000A~8966 FAC Power Pentode 3S4 MIN Pentode 4CX600J/8809 FAC Tetrode 5D22/4-250A Power Tetrode 3SPH-B X-Ray Tube 4CX600JA/8921 FAC Tetrode 5EW6 Receiving Tube 3V4 Receiving Tube 4CX600JB FAC Tetrode 5GH8A Receiving Tube OC3W Voltage Regulator 4CX1000A/8168 FAC Tetrode DVSM Vacuum Gauqe OD3W Voltage Regulator 4CX10001U8352 FAC Tetrode WSMCI7D TWT GXU4 Rectifier 4CX1500A FAC Tetrode SP70 Pentode 4-b5A/8165 Power Tetrode 4CX15006/8660 FAC Tetrode SR4GA/SR4G6 Recv Rectifier 4-125A'4D21 Power Tetrode 4CX3000A/8169 FAC Tetrode SR4GY Recv Rectifier QY4-250 Power Tetrode 4CX3500A FAC Tetrode SR4GYA/SR4GY8 Recv Rectifier 4-250A/SD22 Power Tetrode 4CXSOOOA/8170 FAC Tetrode SR4WGA Rectifier QY4-400 Power Tetrode 4CXSOOOJ/8909 FAC Tetrode SR4WG8 Rectifier 4-400A/8438 Power Tetrode 4CXSOOOR/8170W FAC
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