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In Reply to: Mullard, Blackburn 6DJ8s and tube testing in L.A. posted by Bambi B on August 28, 2005 at 10:26:00:
GA= 6DJ8
0= Revision 0
B= Blackburn factory
6G= July 1976
1= 1st week of JulyIn the Amperex code scheme, the 6 could also be 1966 or 1956 however, the dimple getter with A frame first appeared in the 70s.
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