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### If that's the case... then it will also accept Teflon RG- 393 coax.... which is a bit smaller OD than 8-U/213-U [.390" OD for 393 coax.... vs .405" OD for 8-U /213-U Jim VE7RF a bit flimsy. Greg!)

Gents After reading the material from Both Eimac and Svetlana... [extending tube life via proper fil v management] a few yrs back... I thought I would give it a try. At my former workshop location...

Jim, Between my remote 3 phase 400 VAC primary HT PSU (in the garage) and the RF deck in the shack I run 25 ft silicone insulated high voltage cable as used in the neon lighting industry. Around that

After all that discussion on the ...'other reflector' about gettering tubes, I thought I'd add my 2 cents worth. After reading about the detailled gettering info on Svetlana's website years ago... I

wrote: ### Probably either Alden or Kings or Rowe. All 3 x brands have good connectors rated at 25 kv and more. These red/black Millen's are just too mickey mouse. The Phenolic material will

Also the SHV will accept RG8U coax only. Actually the H+S SHV is the same type as the Kings HT connectors, a bit flimsy. I just browsed the http://www.lemo.com/index.jsp site. (Thanks Greg!) These

I have been using Belden 10 KV test prod wire for the last several years.... comes in red/black. I use both red/black on everything......... vey flexible.... abot .21" diam.... silicone rubber. Many

Am 24.09.2006 um 09:52 schrieb pentalab: Which ones would these be? I have found Huber+Suhner (Switzerland) but their SHV type connector is rated at 3.5 kV rms / 5 kV DC only.

Am 24.09.2006 um 09:38 schrieb pentalab: Thanks, Jim! If you want me to post them in this group at yahoo please let me know! Meanwhile I was able to find a movie on WWW showing you in the shack with

wrote: HV #### Try a google on kings or rowe. SSON has some.... so does Jerry Thompson at Economy electronics... in Loanoke Ark. He has a website too. ..think it's Economyelectronics.com The only

wrote: you of ### I'm going to attempt to post some pix in the photo area.. IF I can figure it out. I'm no PC geek. Worse comes.... I'll e-mail some to u direct. Jim >

<pchristensen@...> wrote: geometries can oftentimes get in the way. In the alternative, I have successfully used a combination of #43 and #77 material on RG- 214. The #43 material is used on the ends

Greg, Thanks for info. Your statement on the Powerpoles for HT use is amazing. Did you test the small Powerpoles (30-45 amp) or the larger 75 amp models? One thing is very important though; for HT

I used a sledge hammer handle, a strap, a hook, helper-girl on one end of the handle, and me on the other end to lift it in place. R L MEASURES, AG6K. 805-386-3734 r@...

R L Measures wrote: <snip> A small fold up Engine Lift can solve that and many other heavy lifting jobs. One of these helped me lift my mill and lathe when I brought them home and I have a 164 lb

Dick, You can buy a 1-2 ton chain fall hoist from harbor Freight for about $40.00. One can mount this in the ceiling stationary by the hook, and pull a pick up truck under it allowing the lift (if the

Mike, I bought a bunch of these SHV connectors and bulkheads from Powell, a Kings stockist/distributor. rmilligan@... , Ryan Milligan from Powell was kind enough to send a handul of these

I just put an M24 2 metric tonne lifting eye on a 1ft studbolt through the steel reinforced concrete ceiling of my garage to get the 30 kVA 1500 rpm diesel genset and HT power supply on and off the

Let me correct this: Jim said: This is my "external cap box". I used Millen Red/ Black HV connector's on it. IF using the Millen's.... either use nylon mounting screws or mount em on Micarta. Both