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Hi Bot:
Sorry for the delay. The tube tester manual should give you that information - plus the pinouts for the 807 and 6L6. Assuming it is a mutual conductance tester, there should be a switch for each element and you just need to transpose each element. Or, you could simply make an adapter socket with an octal base and a 5 pin socket, with a wire coming out the side for the plate. Then, plug the adapter into the 6L6 socket and read away. You may have to adjust the pots a bit. It would be perfect for comparing 807s and will show you a dud. Take a known good 807 and adjust the bias to make the tube read good and that may be as good as you need. 73, Colin K7FM |
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