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Chart of Radio Symbols |
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This is a really nice electronic symbols chart that will come in handy for hobbyists who work with vintage electronic equipment. Not only does it have component symbols that a modern chart would not likely contain, but it has three-dimensional sketches of each device. For example, vacuum tube symbols show the tube outline, its socket configuration, and the pinout. If you get nostalgic for some of these old parts, some of them like the knife blade switch and ceramic light socket can be bought a many hardware stores like Lowes*. It's too bad the chart is not in color because it would make a nice picture to frame for a decoration. If anyone with an artistic bent feels compelled to colorize it and send it to me, I'll be glad to make it available to visitors. * No, I don't own stock in Lowes or receive payment from them. It's quite the contrary, in fact; I've spent thousands there in the last 20 years. Chart of Radio SymbolsBy C.W. Palmer
Posted September 24, 2014 |
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