It might end up being what I make it. I don't have any
Amperex tubes that fit this descriptiuon and no 806's.
I do have 250ths and it probably would not be a crime
to go to a clip on the grid instead of a cap. Or I
could work with the 810 which I have also. But I don't
want to start buying oddball
>The final deck has a socket for a single tube with the
>large, twist-lock base and 2 plate-cap-size
>connections for plate and grid caps. Not many tubes
>fit that description, so I am thinking maybe an 810
>goes there? The Eimac tubes are out because they used
>a pin for the grid--not a full-size
As I mentioned on one of these lists, I found a 1930's
transmitter at the Butler hamfest. At first, I thought
it was homebrew, but looking it over, it's definitely
commercial or a kit. It's built to high standards and
there's no extra holes or poor parts choices or
unprofessional work of any kind.
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