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In Reply to: Re: Confessions of a plate choke convert & a few CCS questions (long) posted by 7N7 on June 3, 2002 at 03:04:00:
Hi 7N7I should have pointed out that I dropped the B+ when I inserted the plate choke so that it used the same operating point as the resistors. I used a B+ of approx 350V for the resistor, so it was operating in a fairly linear part of the curves. I also tried higher load resistors, but they all had the same "sound".
I intend trying other drivers in place of the 6V6. Thanks for your reply.Doug
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- Re: Confessions of a plate choke convert & a few CCS questions (long) - Doug Flynn 06/3/0214:28:45 06/3/02 (1)
- Re: Confessions of a plate choke convert & a few CCS questions (long) - 7N7 15:45:10 06/3/02 (0)
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