Early Eimac 50T Triode Tube And Johnson Socket For Display
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:29787542 | Type: 50T |
| Country of Manufacture: United States | Brand: Eimac |
This auction is for an early Eimac type 50T transmitting triode as shown. There is nothing loose inside, but we got no filament continuity, and could not get it to light. The buyer is buying this as a non-functional display tube. It comes with an early brown ceramic Johnson 210 socket.
Tubes are guaranteed for 30 days from the day of receipt.
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Tubes are guaranteed for 30 days from the day of receipt.
SHIPPING:
We combine shipping on multiple items
We have thousands of tube types in stock. Please contact us if you canno...t find what you want, so we can list it.
Due to too many requests by overseas customers, I have to state in the USA it is illegal to falsify the value on Customs forms, as well as being against eBay rules. Do not buy this item and then ask us to falsify the forms. We always declare the sales price, as required by law.
Unlike most casual eBay sellers, we are experts at shipping overseas, and we always use the correct customs commodity codes on shipping forms to minimize duties. Casual sellers often omit the codes, which means Customs officials usually default to a high import duty on those items.
If you have asked any seller to falsify the Customs forms in the past, ask yourself this question... Why would you want to buy from a company that demonstrates it is dishonest?
