Source for Russian Components

[boiss]

I was in Vilnius Lithuania about 3 yrs ago and there were a couple of shops with Russian stuff one was a surplace place with lots of transformers, motors and meters etc. The other one had all the normal semiconductors and loads of valves very cheap. I bought about 20 valves (All<1 Euro) including a pair of twin pentodes like ELL200 but when I thought about using them for something I found that they had a 10 pin base which I hadn't noticed and which I haven't managed to find since. If anyone is interested I'll dig out their Internet address.

[Refugee]

Are those ELL200s on the same base as the video outputs on Pye hybrid TVs.
They use PFL200s and I am pretty sure they are on a 10 pin base.

[Radio Fixer]

Sure I posted here: anyway I'm interested so please put up the address.

thanks Gary

[pwdrive]

The PFL200 was a B10b base, the twin pentode PFL200 was used as a video O/P and sync sep. when they first came out.
ECLL800 and ELL80 were B9a so far as I know.

Lawrence.

[boiss]

The company was called Evita and this is the address;-
http://www.evita.lt/en/p-catalogue/ Prices in Euros now?
I'll post the twin pentode valve Nos when I manage to dig them out in the next day or two, I also picked up some nice little pentodes with T/Cs and 11W Anode dissipation (I think)
BRs
Mike

[boiss]

The twin pentodes with 10 pins have the number 6p4n and the little pentodes are 6n23n (with Anode Top Caps). The p and n are cyrillic so getting data for russian tubes can be fun!!!