Image / Jack A. McCullough and William W. Eitel, with a power transmitting tube

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Title: Jack A. McCullough and William W. Eitel, with a power transmitting tube
Date Created and/or Issued: 1944-1960
Contributing Institution: History San Jose Research Library
Collection: History San Jose Online Catalog
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Description: Jack A. McCullough (left) and William W. Eitel, with a power transmitting tube that was a forerunner of those they produced for World War II radar. Their company, Eimac, became a world leader in power tubes. McCullough and Eitel met in 1930 while working at Heinz and Kaufman. They started Eimac in 1934 in San Bruno, California.
Type: image
Identifier: A0D61AE9-93E2-4711-B106-655545792790
2003-33-29
Subject: Eitel-McCullough, Inc
Eitel, William W
McCullough, Jack A

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