Re: [IRCA] Just another day?

["willis" <k4ape@xxxxxxxx>]

And they were all 7 volt filaments; had silver tops and if you were not
careful you would rub the tube number off the top.
My 1954 Chevy had those type of tubes in it.
Willis






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> --- willis <k4ape@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> > Hi Mike-
> > Yes they had cars and the cars had radios. They used
> > metal covered tubes and
> > the tubes were black, all had 6 volt filaments.
>
> That was until Motorola and Sylvania came out with
> loktal tubes. Glass tubes with snap in lock in base.
> Philco loved to use them in their consumer radios.
>
> Powell
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