Hi. I'm looking for a chassis for a project. It should be female, about 27
years old with size 38Coh wait...wrong list...
Actually, I need a 17 L x 11 W black wrinkle painted steel or aluminum
chassis for a project. The dimensions are fixed to fit into an existing
homebrew rack. So I need
Actually, I need a
17{quot} L x 11{quot} W black wrinkle painted steel or aluminum chassis
for a project.
Don,
You might check with Frank Kritz/K5SVC in Natchez,MS I was at Franks
place not long ago and he had some Chassis (aluminum) which were BUD and
all you would need to do would be to
These are in stock at Mouser and Antique Radio Supply (tubes more). I got
one from Mouser this size that was dropped shipped from Canada..came in 2
days.. 73 Mike
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Brett,
Are you using the three diode circuit at
http://www.amwindow.org/tech/htm/3diodeka.htm?
If so, this thing will clip all negative peaks that cross the keep alive
level. How abruptly would depend on the internal impedance (i.e., stiffness)
of the keep-alive supply but would give
I secured some HV cable from a local neon sigh business. Rated at 10,000
volts. The wire is 18 gauge, stranded tin steel wire. Black jacket.
Price was less than 40 cents a foot.
Thank you for all the suggestions. NAPA does carry ignition wire under the
number 734803. Made by Belden.
Bret,
What Dennis is saying about the clipping is correct. It would
seem that it is all a matter of degree. That is, less abruptness, in
the clipping or limiting, means less higher order harmonics distortion
and vise versa. There or other things that may cause splatter during
high
John,
Good point about the screens on tetrodes. I had that problem when trying
to modulate a pair of 1625's. When using the normal voltage dropping
resistor to feed the screens, the screen voltage would cut off long
before the plates went to 100% negative. Sounded terrible.
I ended up with a
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