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WESTERN ELECTRIC WECO VALVE, 1921

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WESTERN ELECTRIC WECO VALVE, 1921

Made in Britain from the American version with a British 4 pin base.
Also made by B.T.H.Co. and called the Weco Valve. Mullard also produced this valve. Ideal for battery equipment with a nominal 1Volt quarter amp heater, and only 17-45 volts anode.

Introduced by the Western Electric Company in 1919 and developed originally by Hendrik Johannes Van der Bijl as the 215A

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  • I was very fortunate to get one of these for my collection some years ago, It's my earliest and most valued valve. It has a standard 4 pin base as shown in your photo and could fit my Polar Twin receiver that recommends using Weco valves.
    .......... David Mills, Menai Bridge, Anglesey, North Wales, UK, 28th of November 2009

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