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Iberia T-2161 tube TV

EF184 28/03/2019 No Comments

This TV came into my hands through a local online ad — I saw it at a good price and immediately thought it had to be mine. A valve (tube)…

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μTracer3+ tube tester/curve tracer

EF184 06/01/2019 No Comments

For a long time now, I’ve been wanting to have a tube tester—something I’ve never owned—and also a vacuum tube curve tracer, since both would be incredibly useful for me.…

Radios Valves/tubes

Second Pulse Counting FM Receiver

EF184 15/07/2018 No Comments

After building the previous FM valve receiver, I recently constructed another one based on it—this time deviating a bit from the original design… using P-series television tubes, the kind that…

Radios Valves/tubes

Pulse Counting FM receiver

EF184 23/09/2017 No Comments

Here is my latest build: a vacuum tube FM superheterodyne receiver.This project was born out of frustration with medium wave (AM) broadcasting: the constant parasitic noise, the lack of stations,…

Audio amplifiers Valves/tubes

Building a Mullard 5-10 amplifier

EF184 21/09/2016 No Comments

As a summer project, I set out to build a Mullard 5-10 type amplifier using recycled materials I had in my workshop, and thus this amplifier was born. The chassis…

Audio amplifiers Valves/tubes

Optimus Alabama 100W Amplifier

EF184 04/01/2016 No Comments

This interesting amplifier was brought to me for general maintenance and a few modifications. Its owner wanted to convert the amplifier for use with guitar and bass, aiming to modify…

Radios Transmitters Valves/tubes

Low power AM transmitter

EF184 30/06/2015 No Comments

This small single-tube transmitter is designed to broadcast any audio source on the AM band, so that various programs can be heard on all old radios that only have the…

Audio amplifiers Valves/tubes

ECL80 Pushpull amplifier

EF184 20/08/2014 No Comments

Here I present a push-pull amplifier circuit that uses two ECL80 tubes and is quite simple to build. It’s an interesting amplifier because it uses ECL80 tubes, which are inexpensive…

Radios Valves/tubes

RCA Q10

EF184 12/08/2014 10 Comments

This interesting radio was given to me for repair by a teacher. She explained that it had belonged to her grandfather, and when it broke down, her mother tried to…

Radios Valves/tubes

Philips BE292U

EF184 06/05/2014 No Comments

This small radio was brought to me for repair as a birthday gift for a friend’s parents — he wanted to give them the radio in working condition. At first…

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