[dave.s]

I have an old tube tester and was trying to find some information on it.

It is a - Philco Radio Tube Analyzer Radiotechnic Laboratory Evanston, Illinois - Model R Series B.

I was surprised to find the only photo or information I could find on the internet that was close to the one I have is on this link,

https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/1...b948999c6#

but this picture is only the very top of the tube tester. (It looks like the top is all that was left of this one and someone mounted it on a board and sold it.)

I don't know if anyone would be interested in it, or would have the time to point me the right direction to find someone else who might be. I would appreciate it.

Thank you.

Dave

   

   

[Radioroslyn]

You might try giving Steve Johnson a note: https://stevenjohnson.com/testers-misc.htm
He has a lot of info on old test equipment.

GL

[StephenB]

Hi Dave.  Did you ever find out more about your tube tester?  I found one of my own and information on it seems pretty scarce.    

[Jayce]

Almost looks like something out of an old Penny Arcade. Neat!

[radiorich]

Hello Dave,
Wow that is a really cool find !
Sincerely Richard

[mikethedruid]

Neat old tester. Now, to find the settings chart to go with it ! Someone must have one somewhere. Folks, if you have one, let these guys know ! Or, ask on Antique Radio Forum

[AVSorrell]

Hey Folks - I just acquired the portable version of this. If I am lucky enough to find more info on this, I will post it here. -- Andy

[DaleHCook]

Although I have manuals and service information for a fair amount of Philco test equipment that appears to predate everything for which I have information.

[Chris T]

Bought this from a guy who was tearing down an old barn. The only other one I’ve seen was on here.                                                 

[GarySP]

Post by Chris T was a duplicate and deleted. Gary