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Old February 6th 04, 04:47 PM
Mike Andrews
 
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In .com (rec.radio.amateur.homebrew), Dave wrote:

What sort of plate caps were used? There are just pins, and
it looks almost as if there would have been a ceramic gizmo
like a tube socket to have bridged the two of them....


On the transmitter for the AN/ARC-3, the plate leads just had push-on
clips with a little bit of spring-loading, much like the contacts in a
tube socket.

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