Adler tube amplifier, ZETA
- Made:
- 1961 in Chelmsford
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Adler tube amplifier, for operation at 408MHz
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Adler tube amplifier, for operation at 408MHz. Built 1961 by English Electric Valve Company for low-temperature measurements on the Zero Energy Thermonuclear Assembly (ZETA). (Note: ZETA is sometimes incorrectly expanded as Zero Energy Thermal Apparatus).
