THE GREAT MULLARD MAGIC BLOG
WHAT STANLEY MULLARD "THE MAKER OF THE VALVE" ...
Well, things were rubbing along famously but in 1925 Stanley decided that it was time to cash in his chips so he then spent the next couple of years...
WHAT STANLEY MULLARD "THE MAKER OF THE VALVE" ...
Well, things were rubbing along famously but in 1925 Stanley decided that it was time to cash in his chips so he then spent the next couple of years...
IMPROVEMENTS TO THE PM SERIES 1926 to 1928 -
The unreliable 'split-pin' PM series were swiftly replaced by valves having a new improved base. The base was characterized by having the same ebonite base but the inset pins were...
IMPROVEMENTS TO THE PM SERIES 1926 to 1928 -
The unreliable 'split-pin' PM series were swiftly replaced by valves having a new improved base. The base was characterized by having the same ebonite base but the inset pins were...
WHAT DID PHILIPS – MULLARD DO NEXT?
Well, using the recently developed Philips Azide technology for coating and preparing cathodes with barium oxide, the age of the dull emitter had dawned. Following technology transfer from Eindhoven to...
WHAT DID PHILIPS – MULLARD DO NEXT?
Well, using the recently developed Philips Azide technology for coating and preparing cathodes with barium oxide, the age of the dull emitter had dawned. Following technology transfer from Eindhoven to...
WHO WAS THIS MULLARD CHAP ANYWAY?
Well, we are not going to discuss ‘Yus my dear’ Arthur Mullard but the dashing, First World War Captain Stanley R. Mullard who worked on the production of bright emitter...
WHO WAS THIS MULLARD CHAP ANYWAY?
Well, we are not going to discuss ‘Yus my dear’ Arthur Mullard but the dashing, First World War Captain Stanley R. Mullard who worked on the production of bright emitter...
RADIO RELATED PROPS ON TV & FILM
We tend to think of 'radio and technology bloopers' as a fairly recent trend on TV, witness the DAC90A in recent episodes of Foyle's War and the time machine advert...
RADIO RELATED PROPS ON TV & FILM
We tend to think of 'radio and technology bloopers' as a fairly recent trend on TV, witness the DAC90A in recent episodes of Foyle's War and the time machine advert...
THE T1154/R1155 RAF STATION - IN MOUNTAIN RESCUE?
Well, an iconic airborne station forms the subject of today's blog. Here we have a still, captured form the 1951 film, The Clouded Yellow, featuring Trevor Howard & Mrs. Granger,...
THE T1154/R1155 RAF STATION - IN MOUNTAIN RESCUE?
Well, an iconic airborne station forms the subject of today's blog. Here we have a still, captured form the 1951 film, The Clouded Yellow, featuring Trevor Howard & Mrs. Granger,...