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wrote: ##### They are now $1995.00 socket is $395.00... both svetlana brand. The Eimac version of both will make u gag. ### agreed. YC-156/YC-179's are everywhere.. and no [failure prone} socket to

________________________________ From: ham_amplifiers@... [mailto:ham_amplifiers@...] On Behalf Of pentalab ### Who cares what Eimac sez ? ### fact is.. on a YC-156/YC-179..

Tony King - W4ZT wrote: <snip> Regarding YC-156/179 sub-mounted capacitance. I measured this today on a YC-179. Sitting on the counter top grid to anode measured 40.85 pF. Sub-mounted in a chassis it

wrote: with two tall insulated standoffs with a singls strand of RG8 shield. Smaller wire would fuse at lower currents. gfz > ## I have used the exact same deal... used one single strand from the

. He needs a 15k or 20k! is 8281/4cx15000A. ### Anecdotal?? Tell that to the 300 guys who run the above tubes just fine...sans suppressor. IMO... having the grids bolted right to the chassis IS 99.99%

a friend and I had the same problem once with a qro rig and went with two tall insulated standoffs with a singls strand of RG8 shield. Smaller wire would fuse at lower currents. gfz pentalab

speaking of fuse clips. do any of you guys know where I can get some big clips for fixed vacuum caps like used in the BC610 padder cap. I need to add a padder to my antenna tuner for 160 meters. I

Am 30.10.2006 um 19:46 schrieb pentalab: ;-) Worth to remember when choosing to put them vertically. Just looked on the UK web site of Cooper Bussman and found a German distributor (a mere 100 km away

is While group I fuses. the 3,5 protect the HV- transformer any better than a circuit breaker in the primary. cheerz ### What about protecting everything else ???? Short the B+ to the chassis/

Forget the link to the datasheet: http://www.g8wrb.org/data/Eimac/YC156.pdf The only thing I have against the YC-156 is the noise...damn, they're loud, if you're wanting to run power and keep 'em

Last 8281 I bought brand new set me back about $1050, and I think I had to add a socket. And, the tube's pushing good and hard at 20k, while a trio of YC-156's is loafing at 30K. Remember, a YC-156 is

wrote: is While I 3,5 #### SSON [surplus sales of nebraska] has tons of Buss HV fuses. The HVU-3 is what I use. [rated at 3A @ 5 kv AC] These are 13/16" diam on the ends, and fit standard 3/4" fuse

Am 30.10.2006 um 12:02 schrieb R L Measures: Yes, but it might protect a few other parts of the PS... Thanks, Rich, for the heads up. 73, Frank DG1SBG

craxd wrote:

Hi again: Further digging into details of the SIBA web site revealed a search function: http://www.siba.de/search/qsearch.php?Lang=en Specifying a voltage of 6 kV gives a result for a 8 x 120 mm fuse

Hello, Frank == A HV fuse in the secondary does not protect the HV- transformer any better than a circuit breaker in the primary. cheerz R L Measures, AG6K, 805.386.3734 r@..., , rlm@...,

Hi all: I am about to finish my HV power supply. One thing missing still is an appropriate HV fuse to be put between C bank and glitch R. While closely examining the pictures in the photos section of

Larry, This bound to have been in the early 70's or so. I had a GTE/Philco 19" TV I took in as a trade in and I played it myself for about a year before I sold it. I can't remember if it was all solid

All, I finished coding the first portion of the long formula calculations in imperial measurements for the Maxwell Transformer Calc. When the results are compared to the short formula for 12 kilogauss

pentalab wrote: <snip> I will measure this tomorrow and report back the difference between the measured anode to grid capacitance unmounted and sub-mounted.