Note: I do not buy or sell tubes or military radio equipment except for my own personal use. Do not query me on price or availability, as I won't answer those emails.

We have had our PHP turned off by our host provider due to the stupidity of Duncanamps - specifically their outfit in England. I have included the log file showing hundreds of tube requests from 80.229.22.126 (126.22.229.80.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer duncanamps.force9.co.uk.) over a 1.5 minute period. Log. I am not sure that the host provider will turn PHP back on. Without it, the Online Tube Manual is gone. Again, thank you Duncanamps. Since there is NO EMAIL access to anyone at Duncanamps I was unable to contact anybody.

This is the homepage for the original Web Mil List and Online Tube Manual. Both were available on the InterNet in 1994. Others have cloned some of this work, but not the CGI generated dynamic pages from the new MilList and Tube databases.

The MilList is drawn from the original MilList (1800 entries) and added information from Field Manuals, Training Manuals and Training Circulars.

The Tube Manual is a compilation of many sources, public and commercial.

Bill Beech, NJ7P, May, 2010.