Emerson 79A-1 radio with strange 117v3 tube
Emerson 79A-1 radio with strange 117v3 tube
Recently at an electronics shop near me, I found an old Emerson 79A-1 radio without any tubes in it. I looked through a bunch of tubes and found one of the tubes, but still need 4. 3 of them I have found on ebay, but the fourth, a 117v3, I cannot find anywhere. If anyone has any info about this tube then please tell me.
phonium- New Member
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Re: Emerson 79A-1 radio with strange 117v3 tube
Yeah, I cannot find a schematic for that radio, or any info on that tube. Are you sure it is a 117V3?
Thermionic_Emission- New Member
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phonium- New Member
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Re: Emerson 79A-1 radio with strange 117v3 tube
That is a 117Z3. Should have no problem finding it.
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Re: Emerson 79A-1 radio with strange 117v3 tube
Here are some tube suppliers to try:
Jim Cross - Vacuum Tubes, Inc. (http://www.vacuumtubesinc.com)
Tube Depot (http://www.tubedepot.com)
Bob Dobush - Find-a-Tube (http://www.findatube.com)
Radio Electric Supply (http://vacuumtubes.net)
John Kendall - Vintage Electronics (http://www.vintage-electronics.com)
Alton Smith - Antique Radio Tubes (http://www.antiqueradiotubes.com)
Jim Cross - Vacuum Tubes, Inc. (http://www.vacuumtubesinc.com)
Tube Depot (http://www.tubedepot.com)
Bob Dobush - Find-a-Tube (http://www.findatube.com)
Radio Electric Supply (http://vacuumtubes.net)
John Kendall - Vintage Electronics (http://www.vintage-electronics.com)
Alton Smith - Antique Radio Tubes (http://www.antiqueradiotubes.com)
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