The base-branding machine in the De Forest Radio Co. plant, ca. 1929. The five-pin basses rotate into contact with the branding die – the white object at lower center above the pipe elbow. Heated by a gas flame just below, it burns the De Forest script logo into the base.
In this issue
Robert Adler and Tubes
Civilian “Military” Tubes
Amperex- Special Quality- Tubes
A Barkhausen Receiver
Cleaning Water Cooling Systems
TCA 2007 Board/Member Meetings
History of Development of Vacuum Tubes and Vacuum Tube Sockets
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