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Another interesting tubes to try is the raytheon 6414.
I'm not sure which adapter i can use for this
I'm not sure which adapter i can use for this
Another interesting tubes to try is the raytheon 6414.
I'm not sure which adapter i can use for this
As far as rectifiers go here is a good one not all are the same you have to find one with the large bottle and base.
This will power the OTL no problem.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-NOS-1-x-GE-5AU4-Vacuum-Tube-Untested-Guaranteed-2-Work-/142154804200?hash=item2119162be8:g:im0AAOSwMtxXtgsf
Spec sheet
http://frank.pocnet.net/sheets/093/5/5AU4.pdf
As far as rectifiers go here is a good one not all are the same you have to find one with the large bottle and base.
This will power the OTL no problem.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-NOS-1-x-GE-5AU4-Vacuum-Tube-Untested-Guaranteed-2-Work-/142154804200?hash=item2119162be8:g:im0AAOSwMtxXtgsf
Spec sheet
http://frank.pocnet.net/sheets/093/5/5AU4.pdf
Large bottle and base will have effect as well?
Is there any tubes that comes with your amp?
Yes it will come with a 3DG4 rectifier 350ma if you get the regular transformer If you get the Lundahl it will come
with two 42EC4/PY500 rectifiers they can handle 1000ma
And I assume he could choose HEXFREDs as well?
And I assume he could choose HEXFREDs as well?
Another lesser-known rectifier: N.V. Ratron AZ12:
According to the Radiomuseum site, Ratron was established in Berlin in 1925. In 1941, a subsidiary company, N.V. Ratron was established in Beek-Ubbergen, NL, apparently for the purpose of manufacturing rectifiers for the German armed forces. The company ceased operation in 1945, with the end of the war.
While the logo and lettering are long gone, the photos on the following site lead me to believe that it is, in fact, an N.V. Ratron AZ12
http://www.tubecollection.de/ura/ratron.htm
And I am pleased to report that it appears to be working fine.
Interesting. 250ma?
Interesting. 250ma?
All AZ12 and AZ4 are 200ma. So it would be fine with four 6BL7 in the OTL. And also in Glenn's EL3N amp.
I originally had the AZ4 but changed it to 8 pin 5U4 or 3DG4 more common.
My next one will be 8 pin and plan on using a 3DG4 that I paid $1.00 for a 350 ma tube.