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Old September 8th 03, 01:49 PM
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Discussion of replacement at:

http://www.xdinet.demon.co.uk/ARG/past.htm

4CX250R data sheet with comparison info at:

http://www.cpii.com/eimac/catalog/10689.htm

You really should learn to use Google rather than expecting other
people to do it for you.


73 de Leigh W3NLB

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Sorry, I'm totally wrong... it's the 4cx350F that uses 26.5volts on the heater, Leigh's reply is
correct. Memory isn't what it used to be..

Steve H
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Heater voltage, 250B is 6V (not 6.3) 250R is used in aircraft etc and has a heater voltage of
26-28V. as far as I am aware all other specs are the same, I have used both types in a 2M amp
without having to change anything other than heater voltage.

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