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Old February 7th 04, 07:09 PM
Uncle Peter
 
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Many thanks to all who replied, both here and by email.
They sound like a great tube for LOTS of purposes. My
favorite suggestion was building a regen, using each
half in place of the 6AQ5's called for in the ARRL handbook
design from the 50's!

How about an oscillator / amplifier for HF, running low
plate voltage for a relatively low RF output? Seems they
should be able to do that - and having a separate oscillator
stage it wouldn't be prone to runaway and exessive crystal
current. And it would look VERY cool!


I'd think running the 829 in parallel for a HF PA, with another
829 as a P-P modulator would be a neat project.

Pete


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