Heres a link for tube data

And here's an Exhaustive tube database with pictures and data

Click on the pictures and get results and then go deeper by clicking on those pictures.

If you want one specific tube click in the magnifying glass (which is a search function)

I find it very informative.

http://www.r-type.org/static/valves.htm

They put a lot of work into that.

Looks good great link thanks.Sprman : )

sure have a lot of tubes on that site.

Hi Jewel
Have you lived in Long beach since the 60s?
I lived there from 1957 until 1972.
Lived a block from Poly High School.
I took a class after hours on radio there, built my first one tube radio using a 117L7.

Got my first Ham License in abt 1968 WA6ICO
Did a lot of fun stuff, cars, beach, between LB and Huntington Beach. A real American Graffiti time for me.

On the walk to High School and back I would walk down the alley, kitty corner from school. There used to be a radio repair shop on Atlantic Ave, specializing in car radio installation. This is when transistor radios were just coming on scene. They used to take the old radios and stack them (literally) behind the shop for garbage pickup. It was like heaven to me, being a garbage picker and such. I lived on New York ST. Boy my neighborhood sure has changed since I was there.I graduated from Poly High School Evening Classes in Feb 1963, cause I goofed off in High school so I didn't get to graduated till 6 months later.

I live near heartwell park. between woodruff and bellflower on harco street i have lived here since 1983 been collecting old radio's for 28 years check out my web site. Jewel

Please post your Web site, as I have tried to find it

it is posted between pm. and yahoo thank you jewel.

BEST TUBE SITE I HAVE SEEN WILL BE REAL HELPFUL.
THIS WILL HELP A LOT FOR SUBS.