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Voltage - Pentode Remote Cutoff (single) vacuum tubes

Voltage - Pentode Remote Cutoff (single) records in Tube Tinker cover 240 tube designations, including 1,115 preserved original datasheets. Compare bases, sockets, heater requirements, construction, exact variations, and directional replacement options.

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Tube records
240
Original datasheets
1,115
Variation families
30
Tubes with alternatives
129

About Voltage - Pentode Remote Cutoff (single) tubes

If the tube is a single pentode described as remote cutoff, then assign this type

Electrical range

Nominal heater voltage
1.2–26.5 V
Nominal heater current
0.025–1.6 A

Common voltage - pentode remote cutoff (single) characteristics

These are the most frequently recorded attributes among tubes in this category.

Bases

  • 7CM10
  • 8N7
  • 8V7
  • 7R6
  • 9AQ6
  • 7BK5
  • 7CC5
  • 8DL4

Sockets

  • B7G54
  • B9A41
  • IO39
  • B8G12
  • B711
  • P8A8
  • B8D6
  • B53

Constructions

  • Pentode239
  • Pentode-Triode1

Voltage - Pentode Remote Cutoff (single) tube list

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  • EF92

    Pentode

    Miniature variable-mu RF pentode for controlled RF and IF amplification in communications and professional receiver equipment.

    Base
    B7G
    Socket
    B7G
    Heater
    6.3 V
    Sections
    1
  • EF93

    Pentode

    Indirectly heated variable-slope pentode for gain-controlled RF and IF amplification with high plate resistance.

    Base
    B7G
    Socket
    B7G
    Heater
    6.3 V
    Sections
    1
  • GA

    Pentode

    Arcturus GA; tabular electrical specifications unresolved.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    Not recorded
    Sections
    1
  • HF93

    Pentode

    Variable-mu pentode for RF, IF, and audio-frequency amplification in higher-voltage low-current heater systems.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B7G
    Heater
    12.6 V
    Sections
    1
  • HP1118

    Pentode

    Variable-mu high-frequency pentode for RF/IF amplification with automatic volume control in universal receivers.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B6
    Heater
    10 V
    Sections
    1
  • KF3

    Pentode

    Directly heated variable-mu battery pentode for gain-controlled high-frequency amplification with very low filament consumption.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    2 V
    Sections
    1
  • KF35

    Pentode

    Directly heated variable-mu high-frequency pentode for battery-operated RF and IF receiver stages.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    IO
    Heater
    2 V
    Sections
    1
  • KTZ63

    Pentode

    Screened detector and amplifier pentode with broad receiver usefulness. Manufacturer documentation supports detector, RF and AF amplifier, oscillator, and triode-connected operation, making it unusually flexible among receiving pentodes.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    6.3 V
    Sections
    1
  • LF183

    Pentode

    Semi-remote-cutoff high-transconductance pentode for gain-controlled IF amplification in color and monochrome television receivers.

    Base
    9AQ
    Socket
    B9A
    Heater
    4.4 V
    Sections
    1
  • M8161

    Pentode

    Special-quality rugged variable-mu RF pentode for gain-controlled equipment exposed to vibration and shock.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    6.3 V
    Sections
    1
  • MSPEN

    Pentode

    Early Cossor general-purpose pentode for receiver and conventional small-signal amplifier service.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B7
    Heater
    Not recorded
    Sections
    1
  • MVSPEN

    Pentode

    Cossor pentode for mains-powered receiver signal amplification, conservatively classified where the source does not establish a narrower role.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B7
    Heater
    4 V
    Sections
    1
  • NF3

    Pentode

    Telefunken remote-cutoff RF control pentode for variable-gain high-frequency receiver and communications amplification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    P8A
    Heater
    12.6 V
    Sections
    1
  • R126F

    Pentode

    Long-life variable-gain voltage-amplifier pentode for professional telecommunications and industrial signal-control applications.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B9A
    Heater
    18 V
    Sections
    1
  • RENS1214

    Pentode

    Telefunken variable-control pentode for gain-controlled RF and IF amplification in early radio receivers.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    4 V
    Sections
    1
  • RENS1254

    Pentode

    Telefunken variable-mu pentode for gain-controlled RF and IF receiver stages.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    4 V
    Sections
    1
  • RENS1819

    Pentode

    Telefunken remote-cutoff RF/IF pentode for 180 mA series-heater receivers and fading-compensation service.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    4 V
    Sections
    1
  • RENS1894

    Pentode

    Telefunken variable-mu RF/IF pentode for gain-controlled receiver stages using low-current series heaters.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    4 V
    Sections
    1
  • RV12P2001

    Pentode

    Telefunken variable-mu military pentode for gain-controlled high-frequency amplification in compact radio equipment.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    SP6
    Heater
    12.6 V
    Sections
    1
  • RV24P701

    Pentode

    Telefunken directly heated variable-mu battery pentode for gain-controlled high-frequency amplification in military radio equipment.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    2.4 V
    Sections
    1
  • TEF5

    Pentode

    Automotive variable-mu high-frequency pentode for gain-controlled RF and IF amplifier stages in vehicle radios.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    P8A
    Heater
    6.3 V
    Sections
    1
  • TKF3

    Pentode

    Directly heated variable-mu battery pentode for RF and IF amplification in portable receivers.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B5
    Heater
    2 V
    Sections
    1
  • UF11

    Pentode

    Variable-mu pentode for RF, IF, and audio amplification with flexible gain-control modes in series-heater equipment.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    P8A
    Heater
    15 V
    Sections
    1
  • UF21

    Pentode

    Variable-mu pentode for RF, IF, and audio amplifier service in 100 mA series-heater equipment.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B8G
    Heater
    12.6 V
    Sections
    1
  • UF41

    Pentode

    Variable-mu voltage pentode for gain-controlled RF and IF amplification in low-current series-heater receivers.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B8A
    Heater
    12.6 V
    Sections
    1
  • UF43

    Pentode

    Variable-mu or remote-cutoff pentode designed for RF, IF, broadband, or AVC-controlled receiver amplification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B8A
    Heater
    21 V
    Sections
    1
  • UF85

    Pentode

    Variable-mu or remote-cutoff pentode designed for RF, IF, broadband, or AVC-controlled receiver amplification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B9A
    Heater
    19 V
    Sections
    1
  • UF89

    Pentode

    Variable-mu or remote-cutoff pentode designed for RF, IF, broadband, or AVC-controlled receiver amplification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B9A
    Heater
    12.6 V
    Sections
    1
  • UF9

    Pentode

    Variable-mu or remote-cutoff pentode designed for RF, IF, broadband, or AVC-controlled receiver amplification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B8G
    Heater
    12.6 V
    Sections
    1
  • VMP4G

    Pentode

    Variable-mu or remote-cutoff pentode designed for RF, IF, broadband, or AVC-controlled receiver amplification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B7
    Heater
    4 V
    Sections
    1
  • VP1321

    Pentode

    Variable-mu or remote-cutoff pentode designed for RF, IF, broadband, or AVC-controlled receiver amplification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B7
    Heater
    13 V
    Sections
    1
  • VP1322

    Pentode

    Variable-mu or remote-cutoff pentode designed for RF, IF, broadband, or AVC-controlled receiver amplification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    13 V
    Sections
    1
  • VP13A

    Pentode

    Variable-mu or remote-cutoff pentode designed for RF, IF, broadband, or AVC-controlled receiver amplification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    13 V
    Sections
    1
  • VP13C

    Pentode

    Variable-mu or remote-cutoff pentode designed for RF, IF, broadband, or AVC-controlled receiver amplification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    13 V
    Sections
    1
  • VP21

    Pentode

    Two-volt variable-mu pentode for detector and intermediate-frequency amplifier service. Grid-bias gain control and controlled cutoff make it fundamentally a remote-cutoff receiver amplifier despite its supported detector application.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B7
    Heater
    2 V
    Sections
    1
  • VP22

    Pentode

    Battery-operated variable-mu high-frequency pentode designed for receiver RF and intermediate-frequency amplification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    IO
    Heater
    2 V
    Sections
    1
  • VP23

    Pentode

    Battery-operated variable-mu high-frequency pentode designed for receiver RF and intermediate-frequency amplification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    IO
    Heater
    2 V
    Sections
    1
  • VP41

    Pentode

    Variable-mu or remote-cutoff pentode designed for RF, IF, broadband, or AVC-controlled receiver amplification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    IO
    Heater
    4 V
    Sections
    1
  • VP4B

    Pentode

    Variable-mu or remote-cutoff pentode designed for RF, IF, broadband, or AVC-controlled receiver amplification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B7
    Heater
    4 V
    Sections
    1
  • W107

    Pentode

    Variable-mu or remote-cutoff pentode designed for RF, IF, broadband, or AVC-controlled receiver amplification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B7G
    Heater
    12.6 V
    Sections
    1
  • W17

    Pentode

    Battery-operated variable-mu high-frequency pentode designed for receiver RF and intermediate-frequency amplification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B7G
    Heater
    1.4 V
    Sections
    1
  • W21

    Pentode

    Battery-operated variable-mu high-frequency pentode designed for receiver RF and intermediate-frequency amplification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    2 V
    Sections
    1
  • W31

    Pentode

    Variable-mu or remote-cutoff pentode designed for RF, IF, broadband, or AVC-controlled receiver amplification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B7
    Heater
    4 V
    Sections
    1
  • W42

    Pentode

    Variable-mu or remote-cutoff pentode designed for RF, IF, broadband, or AVC-controlled receiver amplification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B7
    Heater
    4 V
    Sections
    1
  • W727

    Pentode

    Variable-mu or remote-cutoff pentode designed for RF, IF, broadband, or AVC-controlled receiver amplification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B7G
    Heater
    6.3 V
    Sections
    1
  • W77

    Pentode

    Variable-mu or remote-cutoff pentode designed for RF, IF, broadband, or AVC-controlled receiver amplification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B7G
    Heater
    6.3 V
    Sections
    1
  • WE16

    Pentode

    Variable-mu low-noise pentode designed especially for RF input and intermediate-frequency amplifier stages at short-wave frequencies.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    6.3 V
    Sections
    1
  • XF183

    Pentode

    Semiremote-cutoff frame-grid pentode designed as an IF amplifier in color and monochrome television receivers.

    Base
    9AQ
    Socket
    B9A
    Heater
    3.15 V
    Sections
    1