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![]() "Richard Harrison" wrote in message ... Steve Nosko wrote: "A (tube) amplifier is in conjugate match conditions. ... Now assuming you can, increase the (plate) supply voltage by , say 20%---(may be the fatal flaw)." Likely so. If everything remains linear, 20% more voltage increases power by 1.2 squared, or 1.44 times. If the tube was already dissipating its maximum sustainable power, expect an early failure due to the overload. That's what I went on to say (get more power and 50% will be dissipated in the stage...until it blows), but there was more to the story which is relavant. -- Steve N, K,9;d, c. i My email has no u's. |
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