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The '''General Radio 1214-E Unit Oscillator''' was available only in 1959 Catalog P.  
The '''General Radio 1214-E Unit Oscillator''' was available only in {{Catalog P}}.  


The Type 1214-E is member of the Unit Oscillator family that uses a self contained power supply. The single 117N7 tube contains the power supply Rectifier and Beam PA as the oscillator. It is designed to be used with Type [[1661-A]] Vacuum Tube Bridge as a signal source. Other members of Type 1214 family are [[1214-A]], [[1214-D]], and [[1214-M]]. Like others in 1214 family the 1214-M uses a transformer less power supply.
The Type 1214-E is member of the Unit Oscillator family that uses a self contained power supply. The single 117N7 tube contains the power supply Rectifier and Beam PA as the oscillator. It is designed to be used with Type [[1661-A]] Vacuum Tube Bridge as a signal source. Other members of Type 1214 family are [[1214-A]], [[1214-D]], and [[1214-M]]. Like others in 1214 family the 1214-M uses a transformer less power supply.

Revision as of 18:27, 2 April 2024

General Radio 1214-E
unit oscillator
General Radio 1214-E Unit Oscillator

Available from 1959 to 1959

Manuals
Catalog History
 Document Year Page
Catalog P 1959 112
(All manuals in PDF format unless noted otherwise)

The General Radio 1214-E Unit Oscillator was available only in Catalog P (1959).

The Type 1214-E is member of the Unit Oscillator family that uses a self contained power supply. The single 117N7 tube contains the power supply Rectifier and Beam PA as the oscillator. It is designed to be used with Type 1661-A Vacuum Tube Bridge as a signal source. Other members of Type 1214 family are 1214-A, 1214-D, and 1214-M. Like others in 1214 family the 1214-M uses a transformer less power supply.

Specifications

  • Frequency: 270 and 1000 Hz
  • Accuracy: ±2%
  • Output: 300 milliwatts into 800 Ω
  • Harmonic Distortion: 3% with 800 Ω load.

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