Have one of these (from old Geiger counter):
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500V stabilizer....
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VERY similar to the Victoreen Corotron(T) shunt regulator.
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Victoreen used to make corona voltage regulators, up to several kilovolts as I recall. Maybe they still do.
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Hmmm, that logo looks vaguely Nazi.
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On a sunny day (Wed, 20 Aug 2014 09:24:34 -0700) it happened John Larkin wrote in :
Yes, 0banana would love it.
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It seems that they have been out of business for roughly ten years.
Highest voltages seen in their catalog: GV1A-2000, GV3A-2500, GV3A-2000H, GV3S-3000, GV3S-3000H, GV4S-3500, GV5A-3500, GV6A-3000. TV types M42 and M45 series to 12KV; some independently EIA listed go higher. Catalog is obsolete and rare item. "I" make solid-state drop-in replacements.
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Here's a catalog:
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Cool. I have some spare HV muliplier tubes from an old Tektronix 310.
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that was the first thing I saw too, then wow, some old tube.