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Kevin Dooks wrote:
Sorry, I should have given more info. This home-brew CA ( Canoe Anchor ) covers 40 thru 10M, CW and phone and runs 400 ish volts on the plate. There are space limitations, height including envelope and base con't exceed 3 inches max and envelope diameter can't exceed 1.65 inches due to cabinet restrictions. Hi, If you can't submount the octal socket, even a 5881 won't fit. Have you considered a pair of 5763 9 pin miniature transmitting tubes in the final? Each has 12W max plate dissipation, so a pair would be rated for the same power as a 6L6. They are small, so not as forgiving of an overload, though. An 8121 tube would fit easily, but it requires a 12V heater, and the sockets can be expensive. It's finned for a transverse blower, but at 400V class C, it might not need a blower. I've bought 8121's on ebay for around $10, a bargain compared to the pricey 8122, which is the same tube with a bigger plate dissipation rating (and which requires through-the-socket cooling). If you are willing to pressurize the chassis, a 4X150A or 4CX250B would fit fine, but your blower might be as large as the rest of the rig. 73, Ed Knobloch |
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