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sargent February 12th 06 03:42 AM

Tube substitutions/equivelents
 
I have a Yaesu FTDX 400 transmitter that I am restoring to operating
condition. In the tube list there is a "VR 150MT" called for, and on
the chassis a Raytheon JANOA2WA installed. I have been unable to verify
this substitution. Does anyone know if this is a correct replacement?


[email protected] February 12th 06 03:58 AM

Tube substitutions/equivelents
 

sargent wrote:
I have a Yaesu FTDX 400 transmitter that I am restoring to operating
condition. In the tube list there is a "VR 150MT" called for, and on
the chassis a Raytheon JANOA2WA installed. I have been unable to verify
this substitution. Does anyone know if this is a correct replacement?


They are both 150 volt regulator tubes and either will work. The VR 150
MT is the Japanese designation.

Les


sargent February 12th 06 04:00 AM

Tube substitutions/equivelents
 
Les, thanks very much for your reply.


Scott Dorsey February 12th 06 06:18 PM

Tube substitutions/equivelents
 
In article .com,
sargent wrote:
I have a Yaesu FTDX 400 transmitter that I am restoring to operating
condition. In the tube list there is a "VR 150MT" called for, and on
the chassis a Raytheon JANOA2WA installed. I have been unable to verify
this substitution. Does anyone know if this is a correct replacement?


150MT is a 150 volt cold cathode regulator tube. So is the OA2.
Dunno if the required series resistance is the same, but if the thing
is regulating properly I wouldn't worry.
--scott

--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."


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