Cavity Magnetron Valve

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Original Cavity Magnetron Valve of Randall and Boot, presented by Professor J T Randall of The University, St. Andrews, Scotland

Details

Category:
Radio Communication
Object Number:
1946-107/1
Materials:
metal (unknown), glass and copper (metal)
Measurements:
overall: 115 mm x 270 mm x 193 mm, 2.388 kg
type:
valve
credit:
Randall, Professor & Boot, Dr.