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ORIGINAL MESSAGE: wrote: ------------ REPLY FOLLOWS ------------ A good source of HV wire is West Marine. They have a 40 kv marine grade wire. They sell it by the foot so you buy only what you need.

ORIGINAL MESSAGE: wrote: ------------ REPLY FOLLOWS ------------ I don't think this is a defect. Many tubes show a fluorescence on the inside of the glass when operating. I was told it was "soft"

Am 24.09.2006 um 10:47 schrieb pentalab: ;-) It did help. All of them say "I'm the best". That's why I kept asking here. Tnx for sharing your experience! 73, Frank DG1SBG

drive is applied? ... or when both are applied? ### getter's [per Eimac and Svetlana] are ALWAYS working... as long as the fil is lit. HV + drive are not part of the overall process. none of them

Yep, it does, I just tried it. On the crimp version one has to remove the outside plastic insulation in order to crimp it. Cheers, Dick PA3DUV

### 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@...