Loctal 7b7

12/26/2005 11:11:02 AMJohn Paul Andolina Jr.

Hello Radio Experts! Can you please tell me any good sub. numbers for the 7b7 loctal tube? I see that a 7ah7 is listed as the best one, has anyone tried this? Also, does anyone have a few nos 7b7's for sale or trade? Thanks all, happy and safe holidays to you.

12/26/2005 11:33:29 AMNorm Leal

Hi John

It depends on your radio. If you have an AC/DC radio (No Power Transformer) use a 14A7.

If your radio has a power transformer 7A7 would be a good replacement.

There are others but I wouldn't suggest 7AH7. If a person doesn't have a 7B7 they probably won't have 7AH7 as it wasn't used very often.

Here are some others to try with the same basing: 7C7, 7AG7 (sharp cutoff), 7H7 (power transformer radio only), 14H7 (AC/DC radio, no power transformer).

Check here for companies selling tubes:

http://antiqueradios.com/resources/Parts_and_Tubes/

Norm

:Hello Radio Experts! Can you please tell me any good sub. numbers for the 7b7 loctal tube? I see that a 7ah7 is listed as the best one, has anyone tried this? Also, does anyone have a few nos 7b7's for sale or trade? Thanks all, happy and safe holidays to you.

12/26/2005 7:12:27 PMWayne E

:Hi John
:
: It depends on your radio. If you have an AC/DC radio (No Power Transformer) use a 14A7.
:
: If your radio has a power transformer 7A7 would be a good replacement.
:
: There are others but I wouldn't suggest 7AH7. If a person doesn't have a 7B7 they probably won't have 7AH7 as it wasn't used very often.
:
: Here are some others to try with the same basing: 7C7, 7AG7 (sharp cutoff), 7H7 (power transformer radio only), 14H7 (AC/DC radio, no power transformer).
:
: Check here for companies selling tubes:
:
:http://antiqueradios.com/resources/Parts_and_Tubes/
:
:Norm
:
::Hello Radio Experts! Can you please tell me any good sub. numbers for the 7b7 loctal tube? I see that a 7ah7 is listed as the best one, has anyone tried this? Also, does anyone have a few nos 7b7's for sale or trade? Thanks all, happy and safe holidays to you.

12/26/2005 7:17:51 PMWayne E

::Hi John
::
:: It depends on your radio. If you have an AC/DC radio (No Power Transformer) use a 14A7.
::
:: If your radio has a power transformer 7A7 would be a good replacement.
::
:: There are others but I wouldn't suggest 7AH7. If a person doesn't have a 7B7 they probably won't have 7AH7 as it wasn't used very often.
::
:: Here are some others to try with the same basing: 7C7, 7AG7 (sharp cutoff), 7H7 (power transformer radio only), 14H7 (AC/DC radio, no power transformer).
::
:: Check here for companies selling tubes:
::
::http://antiqueradios.com/resources/Parts_and_Tubes/
::
::Norm
::
:::Hello Radio Experts! Can you please tell me any good sub. numbers for the 7b7 loctal tube? I see that a 7ah7 is listed as the best one, has anyone tried this? Also, does anyone have a few nos 7b7's for sale or trade? Thanks all, happy and safe holidays to you.

Hi John
Electron Tube Enterprises has 7B7 tubes 11.00 Each.
Online Catalog: http://members.aol.com/etetubes

Wayne E

12/27/2005 1:44:51 PMJohn Paul Andolina Jr.

:::Hi John
:::
::: It depends on your radio. If you have an AC/DC radio (No Power Transformer) use a 14A7.
:::
::: If your radio has a power transformer 7A7 would be a good replacement.
:::
::: There are others but I wouldn't suggest 7AH7. If a person doesn't have a 7B7 they probably won't have 7AH7 as it wasn't used very often.
:::
::: Here are some others to try with the same basing: 7C7, 7AG7 (sharp cutoff), 7H7 (power transformer radio only), 14H7 (AC/DC radio, no power transformer).
:::
::: Check here for companies selling tubes:
:::
:::http://antiqueradios.com/resources/Parts_and_Tubes/
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:::Norm
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::::Hello Radio Experts! Can you please tell me any good sub. numbers for the 7b7 loctal tube? I see that a 7ah7 is listed as the best one, has anyone tried this? Also, does anyone have a few nos 7b7's for sale or trade? Thanks all, happy and safe holidays to you.
:
:Hi John
:Electron Tube Enterprises has 7B7 tubes 11.00 Each.
:Online Catalog: http://members.aol.com/etetubes
:
:Wayne E
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12/27/2005 1:45:24 PMJohn Paul Andolina Jr.

::::Hi John
::::
:::: It depends on your radio. If you have an AC/DC radio (No Power Transformer) use a 14A7.
::::
:::: If your radio has a power transformer 7A7 would be a good replacement.
::::
:::: There are others but I wouldn't suggest 7AH7. If a person doesn't have a 7B7 they probably won't have 7AH7 as it wasn't used very often.
::::
:::: Here are some others to try with the same basing: 7C7, 7AG7 (sharp cutoff), 7H7 (power transformer radio only), 14H7 (AC/DC radio, no power transformer).
::::
:::: Check here for companies selling tubes:
::::
::::http://antiqueradios.com/resources/Parts_and_Tubes/
::::
::::Norm
::::
:::::Hello Radio Experts! Can you please tell me any good sub. numbers for the 7b7 loctal tube? I see that a 7ah7 is listed as the best one, has anyone tried this? Also, does anyone have a few nos 7b7's for sale or trade? Thanks all, happy and safe holidays to you.
::
::Hi John
::Electron Tube Enterprises has 7B7 tubes 11.00 Each.
::Online Catalog: http://members.aol.com/etetubes
::
::Wayne E
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12/27/2005 1:48:16 PMJohn Paul Andolina Jr.

:::::Hi John
:::::
::::: It depends on your radio. If you have an AC/DC radio (No Power Transformer) use a 14A7.
:::::
::::: If your radio has a power transformer 7A7 would be a good replacement.
:::::
::::: There are others but I wouldn't suggest 7AH7. If a person doesn't have a 7B7 they probably won't have 7AH7 as it wasn't used very often.
:::::
::::: Here are some others to try with the same basing: 7C7, 7AG7 (sharp cutoff), 7H7 (power transformer radio only), 14H7 (AC/DC radio, no power transformer).
:::::
::::: Check here for companies selling tubes:
:::::
:::::http://antiqueradios.com/resources/Parts_and_Tubes/
:::::
:::::Norm
:::::
::::::Hello Radio Experts! Can you please tell me any good sub. numbers for the 7b7 loctal tube? I see that a 7ah7 is listed as the best one, has anyone tried this? Also, does anyone have a few nos 7b7's for sale or trade? Thanks all, happy and safe holidays to you.
:::
:::Hi John
:::Electron Tube Enterprises has 7B7 tubes 11.00 Each.
:::Online Catalog: http://members.aol.com/etetubes
:::
:::Wayne E
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:::Thank you all so very much! As a former phonograph collector for 34 years, I have found that radio experts and collectors to be helpful and willing to work with a newbee like me!
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