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RCA Victor Company Radiotron UV-861 Advertisement
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Vacuum tubes all required some level of hand assembly by human workers, at least for positioning grids and attaching/routing the leads to external connection pins. A 1940s vintage film titled "Electrons on Parade" made by RCA shows how laborious the process was. Tubes like this Radiotron UV-861 required a human glass blower to form each one individually, as opposed to standard tube shells being machine-blown. RCA Victor Company Radiotron UV-861 A screen-grid 500 watt R. F. Power Amplifier
The best operation of any power circuit is assured when it is equipped with RCA Transmitting Radiotrons. This is because: 1. They are the result of the longest experience in the commercial manufacture of power tubes. 2. They are the product of the world's largest and most famous radio engineering laboratory. 3. They are guaranteed to be free from electrical and mechanical defects. When you use RCA Transmitting Radiotrons, therefore, you get long service and the maximum quality of performance. Radiotron Type UV-861 (illustrated above) is particularly recommended for high frequency use as a linear (Class B) amplifier. The fourth electrode - the screen - makes neutralization unnecessary. UV-861 Rating Filament Volts 11 Filament Amperes 10 Amplification Factor 300 Mutual Conductance 2.25 Milliamperes/volt Linear RF Amplifier-Class B Normal Operating Plate Volts 3000 Screen Voltage (Approximate) 500 *Control Grid Bias Voltage - 60 Non-modulated Plate Current (DC) 188 M. A. Peak Power Output 600 Watts Carrier output (100% modulated) 150 Watts *Referred to midpoint of filament Additional technical data will be furnished upon request. Engineering Products Division RCA Victor Company, Inc. Camden, New Jersey 155 East 24th Street New York City 100 West Monroe Street Chicago, Ill. Santa Fe Building Dallas, Texas 235 Montgomery Street San Francisco, Calif.
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