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I am looking for a Rogers 6H7 M Tube. Any help would be appreciated. It seem that someone just plugged in a Number 80, but I don’t think it is going to be that simple. I’m still working on the Radio, but Ithink I am going to need one.
Ralph
Ralph; I just finished doing a radio with that tube, and I got lucky and I found a chassis for sale with that tube.
It was 80 miles away, but I got it
You said ”someone plugged in an 80”. The 6H7m tube has more pins than an 80,so it would not fit.
. Do you have the schematics for the radio you are working on? What model is it?
Dan in Calgary.Sorry Dan. My Mistake, in my post I said Number 80, I should have said Number 6F6G. As to why I said Number 80 I don’t know???? Yes, I do have the Schematic, Guess I had rectifier on my mind, for some reasonor other.
I had already thought of scouting out another chassis, but I am sure they too are scarce. The model of the Radio is my DeForest, Kent Type 77. Ya, the one with the two component boards we discussed on a recent post, which by the way turned out to be a nightmare.
Also, Sterling, I was looking at the option you suggested, of using the 6AD7G, and if worse comes to worse, I may have to go that route, but I wanted to keep the Radio as close to original as possible.And Gentlemen, thanks for the speedy replys.
Regards
Ralph
Hello Ralph,
I have 2 Rodgers 6H7M They are New Old Stock.
I actually have a lot of tubes, radios, horns, test equipment etc. This was my husbands collection and he passed away in January. I’m now looking to sell the entire collection. I will post the full collection, where should I do that?I’ve attached a spread sheet of all the tubes I have.
Let me know if you need the tubes.
Thanks Deb
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