Tube cross-reference
D1C alternatives, equivalents, and replacements
Review exact electrical variations and directional substitutions recorded for the D1C voltage - triode (single high frequency). Compare core specifications and verify every restriction before using a replacement.
Replacement tubes for D1C
The following tubes are recorded as possible replacements for D1C. This direction does not establish that D1C can replace them.
Voltage - Triode (single high frequency)
The database records 957 as a possible replacement forD1C.
No special restrictions are recorded for this substitution.
| Specification | Original tube | Replacement |
|---|---|---|
| Tube type | Voltage - Triode (single high frequency) | Voltage - Triode (single high frequency) |
| Construction | Triode | Triode |
| Base | Not recorded | 5BD |
| Socket | Not recorded | ACORN5 |
| Base pins | Not recorded | 5 |
| Sections | 1 | 1 |
| Heater voltage | 1.25 V | 1.25 V |
| Heater current | 0.05 A | 0.05 A |
Where D1C can be used as the replacement
In these recorded relationships, D1C is the replacement tube. The listed original tubes are not automatically suitable as replacements for D1C.
Voltage - Triode (single high frequency)
The database records D1C as a possible replacement for957.
No special restrictions are recorded for this substitution.
| Specification | D1C replacement | Original tube |
|---|---|---|
| Tube type | Voltage - Triode (single high frequency) | Voltage - Triode (single high frequency) |
| Construction | Triode | Triode |
| Base | Not recorded | 5BD |
| Socket | Not recorded | ACORN5 |
| Base pins | Not recorded | 5 |
| Sections | 1 | 1 |
| Heater voltage | 1.25 V | 1.25 V |
| Heater current | 0.05 A | 0.05 A |
Verify before substituting
Matching a base or heater voltage is not enough to prove that two tubes are interchangeable. Check pin connections, heater current, maximum ratings, bias requirements, warm-up behavior, and the equipment manufacturer’s service documentation before making a substitution.
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