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Hello,
I am restoring an "old" drake TR-6, I just noticed a 100 ohm resistor connected between pin 1 and pin 7 of the three 6JB6 finals. I understand these two pins are both connected internally to the screen grid, so I wonder what's the purpose of those resistors which should just be shorted by the internal connection of the tubes. Looking at the TR-4 schematics I saw they have 68 ohm resistor in the same place, so it surely has a meaning but I can only guess it's a sort of protection in case of a failure. Does anyone know what they are for? Thanks and best 73 Francesco IS0FKQ |
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