Around the late nineties, still in Edelpro, I started collecting
electronic items, parts and equipment, to preserve fine examples of human
ingenuity, too hastily become useless and waiting to be scrapped to recover few
pounds of metals.
In a few years the collection grew to include hundreds of instruments
and radio equipment and thousands of electronic tubes. Radios and instruments were
generally serviced and returned to full operation, complete with their
documentation, diagrams or service manuals, whenever available. Photos of most
of them were also loaded on Radiomuseum.
Vacuum tubes are the most valuable source of information about the
progress of electronics through the years. For each tube a card containing
photos, original documents, applications and available data was loaded.
The catalogue, still under construction, is a virtual overview of the
collection, including photos, historical notes and technical information for
each item. Short introductory notes are given for each family of equipment and
vacuum tubes.
Emilio Ciardiello, President of A.S.E.
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Foreword
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Electronic Equipment Apr. 2016 *Old Release
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Introduction to Vacuum Tubes
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Vacuum Tube List, last
updated Jan. 2017 * Alphanumeric
list
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Latest
Tube additions, last updated Jan. 2017
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Tubes Just
Arrived, February 2017
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Latest sets, look at
the list below
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FR-4U Heterodyne frequency
meter