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Are you sure the hum isn't real? A lot of solid state
devices trash up the power line. Rectifiers are a big source, lamp dimmers and fluorescent lamps are another. Barring that, look for heater cathode shorts from the detector tube back to the power amplifier tube. -Chuck My problem is called "tuneable hum". It has nothing to do with filter capacitors, transformers coupling, cathode to filament leakage, etc. It only shows up on certain stations. It depends on the path followed by RF signal (e.g. if it passes through the rectifiers). Typical cures a - bypass capacitor across the power supply rectifiers - bypasscapacitor between mains and ground. But there still are some stations affected by a considerable hum. I was seeking some suggestions on what to do more. 73 Tony I0JX |
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