Where could I find these sockets???

[djn]

I agree Scott. I will just keep building and use normal sockets if need be until I find them

[palmas]

Originally Posted by djn

Hi All, I need two more of these sockets but don't know where to look. Any ideas? They are for the 6C33C tube.

Yamamoto makes them, or you could. I did easily, using teflon and some CMC terminals

[djn]

Hi Palmas. Yes, finding the normal sockets is not hard. A friend of mine has a hand full of them, but what I would really like to find is those Mig sockets with the springs and top retainer. They just look cool.

[Zibi]

Originally Posted by scott17

Do you own a MIG?

... or rocket

More photos of KSR-11 here

[Funker]

Originally Posted by djn

Hi All, I need two more of these sockets but don't know where to look. Any ideas? They are for the 6C33C tube.

Hi ,
going and ask "Fair Radio Sales", an US surplus dealer. Fair Radio is located in Lima, Ohio. Fair Radio Sales Company Inc.

This Company purchase truckloads of mil. equipment from the US army, most of these equipment will be dismantled and going in parts onto the market.

Fair Radio is a good source for "special parts" which we are in need for homebrewing tube amps.


73
Wolfgang

[djn]

Hi Wolfgang. I called them last year and they never see these sockets. They have my name and number though.

[djn]

Originally Posted by Zibi

... or rocket

More photos of KSR-11 here

Thanks for the link. Very cool.

[Funker]

Originally Posted by djn

Thanks for the link. Very cool.

Hi Zibi,

Originally Posted by Zibi
... or rocket

What is that , a Radar Modulator in a missile or the RF-Output unit of an aircraft radio... doesn´t matter it looks interesting.


73
Wolfgabg

[Zibi]

With 6S33S? Power supply module for radar and autopilot.

[Zibi]