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Help ID a tube (6BQ5)

grafxdesin

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Any idea what type of tubes these are? They might be shot as well, so I might need a nice replacement.
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What makes you think they are shot? They could be, but the silver flashing on top looks good. Look in between the base pins. Is there a symbol visible in the glass?
 
The smoke looks like a Mullard, but the pointed pins and saucer getter make me think russia or china. I bet it's still good though, just a hunch.
 
flying saucer getters......Russian or Chinese me thinks.

Ha ! ya beat me by seconds jay !!! take a wild guess where I learned that !
 
It's from a Silvertone 29 Amp, I believe from the late 50's but I don't think the tubes are original, but I could be wrong. I have four from this unit and the all have a number on the bottom, 10, 22, 50, 23.
 
It's from a Silvertone 29 Amp, I believe from the late 50's but I don't think the tubes are original, but I could be wrong. I have four from this unit and the all have a number on the bottom, 10, 22, 50, 23.

Sears model numbers usually consist of two or three numbers
followed by a decimal point, then some more numbers afterwards.
I think this is what you have, the tube complement is listed.
http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/sears_roeb_silvertone_29_ch_13248800.html
 
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