Summary
Power output triode. 7.5 V directly heated cathode. Used as a Class A power output amplifier anda Class B push-pull output amplifier.
This valve was introduced with the type number UX210 in about 1924 for driving the then new moving coil loudspeakers. It was also found to be useful as a small transmitting valve and remained in use as such by amateurs for many years. The type number was abbreviated to 10 in 1932. The 'Cunningham Radiotron' branding indicates that this example was manufactured in the mid 1930s.
Manufacturer: RCA Radiotron Co. Inc., Harrison, NJ, USA.
Physical Description
Conical bulb with 4 pin UX style base.
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Acquisition Information
Unknown Acquisition Method from Unknown Source, 07 Sep 1971
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Manufacturer
Radio Corporation of America (RCA), Harrison, New Jersey, United States of America, circa 1935
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Inscriptions
Base: Cunningham/Radiotron/Made in USA/(RCA logo)/10
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Overall Dimensions
135 mm (Length), 54 mm (Outside Diameter)
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