- T -
Taylor,
A. Hoyt
Radio Hist. Note, by E. Lyons, Aug91: 1; Oct92: 1
Technical manuals - See
Manuals
Tektronix
Adventures with a Curve Tracer, by A. Douglas, Sep97: 9
Television Collecting
The Baird Televisor, by R. Kron, May93:5
Does Your TV Have the Wrong Size Picture Tube? by B.
Belanger, Jun01:8
Televisions and TV Collecting, by Harry Poster, Nov88: 12
What About Old TV Sets?, by Joe Koester, Dec87: 8
Television History
The 1932 RCA Field Test TV Receiver, by J. Lendaro,
Apr95:1
David Sarnoff and Television, by B. Belanger, Feb01:8,
Follow-up, Apr01:14; May01:13
Early Television Concepts - Visual Broadcasting (reprint
from 1931 Gernsback Encyclopedia), Sep95:1
More on Early Electronic Television Receivers, by L.
Sibley, May96:1
“Other” Televisions at the New York World’s Fair, by
J. Lendaro, Nov95:1
Television “Attachments,” by J. Lendaro, Oct96:1
Tesla, Nikola
New Tesla Material Available, Feb95:11
Test Equipment (see also curve
tracers, VOMs, oscilloscopes,
tube testers, etc.)
General Radio 1307A, by G. Symonds, Aug90: 13
Jewell Pattern 444 Set Analyzer, by G. Symonds, Sep90: 5
Low Tech Test Equipment Troubleshooting, by A. Douglas,
Mar00:9
The ME-297/U or AN/USM-223 VOM, by A. Douglas,
Mar92: 5
Outfitting Your Bench - Another View, by
A. Douglas, Nov98:7
A Power Control and Monitor for Your Electronic Bench, by
C. Rhodes, Mar99:11
A Very Low Current Continuity and Leakage Tester,
by C. Marshall, May91: 9; correction, Jun91: 8
Theremin
My Encounters with the Theremin, by L. Greenough,
Jul94:13
Note on Leon Theremin’s death, Dec93:12
Theremin Movie, Oct95:16; Mar96:3
Thomas, Robert (Bob)
Beams, Enigma, and the Coventry Myth, Jan01:9
When Rails Met Radio, Oct95:15
Thorola
Ad reproductions
Horn and cone speakers, Feb85: 1,3
Models 3 and 4 horn speakers, Nov87: 9
Thurber, James
Daytime Radio, James Thrruber, and the Soaps, by E. Lyon,
Mar97:5
Time reports on radio circa
1915, May86: 8
Timmons - Ad Reproduction -
Cone speaker, Dec89: 17
Tinkertoy (Project Tinkertoy)
A Followup to Project Tinkertoy, by A. Douglas, Mar94:3
A Lucite Radio Made with Tinkertoys, by E. Lyon, Nov93:1
Tobe - Ad reproduction,
Model 35H communications
receiver, Aug96:16
Toggle switches - See Switches
Tom Thumb - See Automatic
Tone Control
More on Sprague's Tone Control, May92: 8
Tower - Ad Reproduction -
Scientific Headset, Jun90: 9
Townsend - Ad Reproduction -
B-eliminator, Mar92: 12
Trade Name Index, Aug89: 13
Transformers (See also,
Restoration Tips, Transformers)
AF transformer substitution, Nov85: 7
Audio transformer repair, Nov92: 12
Buzzing noise - repair, May88: 26
Color codes for power & IF tranformer leads, Jan87: 14
Core Saturation in Audio Interstage Transformers, A
Sequel, by G. Symonds, Dec90: 13
Depotting & Repotting Transformers, by F. Kohl, Nov84: 4
Fixing A Bad Transformer, by E. Brady, Dec98:13
Isolation Transformers, by E. Lyon, Jul96:13; Sep96:16
Low-Cost Isolation Transformers, Jun 97: 7
Replacing Audio Interstage Transformers, by B. Belanger,
Sep90: 3
Transformer Repair - A Personal Experience, by C. Roberts,
Feb99: 13
Unpotting Transformers, by B. Belanger, Jul90: 10
“Victory” power and audio transformers in WWII, Jun95:10
Transistors & Transistor
Radios
Anticipating the Transistor, by E. Lyon, Sep96:1: Follow-up,
Sep97: 12
Play it Again, Sam-IV (transistorized tube replacements), by
Nevell Greenough, May89: 7
News of invention of transistor in 1948, Dec86: 6
Repairs of Transistor Radios, Jun01:10
The TR-55 - Sony’s First Transistor Radio, by L. Sibley,
Dec98:1
What Have We Here? (Early transistor?), Mar01:11
Trent, James D., Jr.,
submission on early television, Sep95:1
Trolander, Hardy
Cavac and Courier with Kylectron, Jun98:11
More on the Crosley Auto Expressionator, Apr98:6
Tubes (Info., by type listed
first, then
alphabetically, by subject)
01A - Tube Characteristics - Play it Again, Sam-IV, by
N. Greenough, May89: 7;
Transistorized substitute, by
D. Wilson, Apr92: 1;
Update Aug92: 1
1L6 replace with solid state device, Oct98:15
2S (Majestic), replace with 84/6Z4, Feb98:16
2W3 - Replacement for G84, Sep88: 6
4S (Majestic), replace with 84/6Z4, Feb98:16
6A8G - Replace with 6A8GT or 6A8 metal, Oct87: 2
6AL6-G - used in early TVs, Nov95:1;
replacements, May96:1
6E5 - Replace with 1629, Nov84: 5; Faint green display -
restoration tip
Nov87: 9; Tidbit, Mar93: 7; Replacing,
Jun 97: 13
6K6 - substitute for 6N6, Apr95:17
6L6 - History, Feb88: 6
6ME5 - Brief information, Sep88: 3
6N6 - replace with 6K6, Apr95:17
6U5 - replacing, Jun 97: 13
35W4 - Reuse when dial lamp section burned out,
Dec84: 5,
Replacement, by L. Sibley, Oct94:17
35Y4 - Replacement, by L. Sibley, Oct94:17
35Z5 - Mystery of Type 35Z5 Open Filament, by J. Lowe,
Apr89: 8; Reuse when
dial lamp section burned out,
Dec84: 4, Replacement, by L. Sibley, Oct94:17
45 - Substitute for 45 tubes, by F. Esposito, Oct91: 3;
See also, Dec91: 8 follow-up, and Jan92: 7
Transistorized substitute, by D. Wilson, Apr92: 1;
Update Aug92: 1
47 Replacing with 1D4, Feb00:15, Apr00:12
48 - Replacing with 28D7, Jun 97: 14
50A1 replacement - May95:12
71A - Replace with 45, Nov87: 9
807 - History, Feb88: 6
1629 - Replacement for 6E5, Nov84: 5
6146 - Testing in TV-7 tube tester, Jul97:8
G-4S - Testing, Aug88: 11
G84 - Replace with 2W3, Sep88: 6
VT-1 - data inscribed on base, Aug86: 10
WD-11 - Testing, Apr97:16
XXL, XXD, and XXFM tubes, Sep86: 14
Audio tubes, Jun99:15
Audion tube data, Apr91: 6
Blue glow in power output tubes, Mar88: 3
CeCo tubes - history by L. Sibley, Mar95:1
Ceramic tubes (Project Tinkertoy)
A Followup to Project Tinkertoy, by A. Douglas, Mar94:3
Characteristics of Early Vacuum Tubes, by J. Lowe, Feb98:1
Cleaning hint, Feb85: 5
Cleartron Multivalve, Sep98:11
Comments on New Tubes from Europe, by O. Parker, Jul96:4
Cross reference - military VT vs commercial equivalents,
May87: 7
European Tubes
European Brand Names, by L. Sibley, Aug96:1
Source of supply, Feb99: 16
Filament continuity testing--warning, Apr89: 5
Gas in tubes
Ridding tubes of gas and restoring them, Sep85: 6
Gassy tubes - checking for, Sep87: 5
“German” Tubes by Western Electric by L. Sibley, Mar97:12
Getters - All About Getters, by B. Belanger, MAARC
Monograph #1, May87;
Follow-up info. on early
gettters (L. Peckham), Aug87: 8
Industrial tubes (4-digit types, by T. Hannah), Apr91: 12
The Intermittent, by H. Olson, Mar96:12
Loctal Tubes
Unlocking the Loctal Code, by T. Hannah, Nov90: 7;
corrections Dec90: 12
Magic Eye Tubes
6ME5 tube, Sep88: 3
Faint green display/ no display - restoration tip, Nov87: 9
Increasing brightness, Jul97: 15
Repairing inoperative eye tubes, Jan85: 3
Replacing 6E5 with 1629, Nov84: 5
Replacing 6E5 and 6U5, Jun 97: 13
Those Cool and Limpid Green Eyes, Mar88: 12
Tidbit on 6E5 vs 6U5, Mar93: 7
The Unblinking Eye, Apr92: 13
Magnatron brand tubes - ad reproduction, Feb92: 17
Majestic tubes, Jul95:8
Manufacturers’ codes, Aug93:10
"M-R" Designation, Aug91: 11; Oct91: 14;
Oct91: 17
Multigrid tubes and the depression, Sep85: 4
The Mystery of the Sound X/TRA Tube, by J. Lowe,
Jul94: 8
National Union - history, May88: 6
Navy receivers - tubes used in early Navy receivers, Feb92: 1
New tube book available, Jun99:16
Nuvistors - Swan Song of the Vacuum Tube, May88: 19
Follow up, Jul96:11; Oct96:16
Radioactive Isotopes in Tubes, Nov89: 3
RCA - development of Radiotrons, Aug85: 5
Reading faint tube number markings, May88: 26
Rejuvenation of weak tubes, Jul85: 13, reprinted, Aug96:9
Shielding metal tubes in Philco & Zenith sets, May87: 17
Shields, tube, Sep98:12
Sodion tube - See Sodion
Sparton tubes - technical data, Jan88: 6
Substandard tubes produced during WWII, Oct84: 3
Substitution of tubes:
27, 37, 77, and 78, Jan86: 8
45, Oct91: 3; Dec91:
8; Jan92: 7
Four-digit industrial types for regular tubes, Apr91: 12
Interchangeable types, Feb91: 7
Making Do in World War II, by T. Hannah, Jun95:10
Military VT type vs commercial types, May87: 7
Power FET Replacements for Antique Radio Tubes, by
D. Wilson, Apr92: 1;
Update Aug92: 1
Transistors for tubes - Play it Again, Sam-IV,
by N. Greenough, May89: 7
Tube Substitution Hints, May92: 5
Testing Tubes
More on Testing Tubes in Bulk, by S. Fick, Oct93:13
A Tester for Early Battery Set Vacuum Tubes, by G.
Symonds, MAARC Monograph 2, mailed with
March '91 issue
Testing Antique Vacuum Tubes Without an Antique
Tester, Mar88: 8; see also additions/modifications to
above article, May88: 13
Testing Tubes: Another Approach, Sep85: 6
Testing Tubes in Bulk, by L. Sibley, Aug93:10, Dec93:12
Testing Tubes that
Aren’t on the Hickok Roll Chart,
May97: 8
Testing WD-11 Tubes, Apr97:16
Tube Tester Topics, by A. Douglas; Part 1, Sep95:1;
Part 2, Oct95:1; erratum on Part 2, Nov95:6; Part 3,
Nov95:6; Part 4, Mar96:7; Part 5, Jul96:6; Part 6,
Nov96:12; Part 7, May97: 6, Part 8, Jul97: 8
Vacuum Tube Leakage Tester, by A. Douglas, May95:8;
When Tube Testers Disagreee, May98:10;
correction: Jul98:15
Tetrodes: Not Quite Tetrodes, by E. Lyon, May00:7
That Radio Has HOW Many Tubes?, by E. Lyon, Jan00:10
Triode tubes as rectifiers, Aug93:16
Tube Amplifier Distortion, by J. Reid, Sep94:1
Tube Lore: 100-mA AC-DC
Tubes, by L. Sibley, Jan96:1
Tube Lore: Identifying Metal Types, by L. Sibley, Jun98:3
Tube Lore: Identifying Portable Radio Tubes, by L. Sibley,
Aug98:6
Tube Lore: Identifying Those Early ‘30s Types by L.
Sibley, Apr97:1
Tube Lore Supplemental Data, May01:11
Tube Lore: The Wunderlich Detector, by L. Sibley,
May 97: 11
Tube Manufacturing at Tung-Sol in the 1950s, by
S. Kalista, Aug94:9
Tubes vs. Transistors, by B. Belanger, Sep93:3
Tubes vs. Transistors-Redux, by R. Warren, Sep93:4
Vacuum Tube Manufacturing Returns, by B. Belanger,
Jul94:10
“Western Electric” Tubes:
An Apparent Revival, by L.
Sibley, May95:13
Western Electric Tubes Available Again, by L. Bassett,
Jun95:5
What Price Radio Tubes?, by T. Hannah, May 97: 9
Where are all those tubes going? (Japanese buyers), Feb85: 4
Wunderlich Tubes - See separate listing under W
Turn-it Variable Grid Leak
Resistor
Ad Reproduction, Mar88: 13
Tungar Bulbs - Ad
reproduction, Feb97:13
Tung-Sol
Tube Manufacturing at Tung-Sol in the 1950s, by S.
Kalista, Aug94:9
Tuning - evolution of tuning
schemes, May87: 15
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