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radio tube

American  

noun

  1. a vacuum tube used in a radio receiving set.


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When, in 1927, RCA evolved a new radio tube which needed no storage battery, Philadelphia Storage Battery Co.

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His engineering achievements, he said, included the Packard straight-eight motor, the A.E.F.'s front line trenches, the DeForest radio tube, the machine for sewing seams in the back of stockings.

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His incisive understanding of their experiments with a new radio tube left them speechless, unable to believe that he had quit school when he was 13.

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Philco officials are not revealing the principle of operation, letting it be known only that a radio tube and a dry cell are parts of the mechanism.

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I didn't suppose that such a simple thing as a radio tube could hold you up, after the perfectly unbelievable things that you have done already—but I see now how it could.

From Spacehounds of IPC by Smith, E. E. (Edward Elmer)

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