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Dull, black, heat resistant paints
have been used to help cool engines for ages. It would be cool (literally) if one could spray and heat-cure unshielded tubes and improve their heat-shedding Is there any indication that such paints, or some vacuum-tube specific types, would help keeping tubes cool by improving heat radiation? I'd love some factual info, if it exists, or educated guesses, rather than uninformed blind guesses, as I am awfully good at doing uninformed blind guesses already! :-) |
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