807

807 has no equivalent designation confirmed by the archive. Completed sales put the typical price at $15.40 per tube.

The 807 is an amplifier, beam power tube with a coated unipotential cathode, housed in an ST16 envelope and using a 703 A5-11 (low-loss phenolic) base.

## Ratings

Under continuous commercial service (CCS) conditions, the maximum DC plate voltage is 600 volts, and the maximum-signal DC plate input is 60 watts. Under intermittent commercial and amateur service (ICAS) conditions, the maximum DC plate voltage is 750 volts, and the maximum-signal DC plate input is 90 watts. The maximum DC grid-No.2 (screen) voltage is 300 volts, the maximum-signal DC plate current is 120 mA, the maximum-signal grid-No.2 input is 3.5 watts, and the maximum plate dissipation is 25 watts. The peak heater-cathode voltage is 135 volts maximum. Heater current is between 810 and 990 mA.

## Frequency and Capacitance

The tube has an F1 rating of 60 MHz and an F2 rating of 125 MHz. Without a shield, direct interelectrode capacitances are: Cgp between 5.3 and 10.0 pF, Cin between 9.2 and 14.0 pF, and Cout between 5.3 and 8.7 pF.

Per-tube prices from completed sales, 2026-07-01 to 2026-09-09. Matched pairs and quads are divided out. See the price index for how these move over time.

Original manufacturer datasheets for 807, hosted by Frank Philipse's Electron Tube Data sheets.

Documents held here and used to write this page.

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3 further designations appear alongside 807 in the literature but below the evidence threshold used here, so they are not listed as equivalent.