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Hi,

Does anybody have a copy of the April 1977 QST? The article I am interested
in the the one by Howard Sartori, entitled
"solid tubes, a new life for old designs".
If somebody could scan this article, I would be glad to pay them. Thanks!

Pete KE9OA


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Pete KE9OA wrote:

Hi,

Does anybody have a copy of the April 1977 QST? ...


Hi, Pete, you have mail!

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Thank you Mario.............you are the best! I have always wanted to build
solid state tube replacements. Now, I am on my way to converting my Collins
R-388 to a solid state unit.

Pete

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Hi, Pete, you have mail!

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Hey Pete

Send the other Pete a copy...

Tio Pedro


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Pete KE9OA Wrote:

Does anybody have a copy of the April 1977 QST?
The article I am interested in the the one by
Howard Sartori, entitled
"solid tubes, a new life for old designs".


Pete, the last time I did this, I had dual gate MosFET devices. These
days they are harder to find, so I'd probably use two JFETs in cascade to
get more or less the same effect.

I vaguelly remember the article recommends dual gate MosFETs but I will
admit, it's been a long time since I read it.


Jim Pennell
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They just went out. What you have coming are 6 JPEGs that are 730k each.

Pete

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I will give it a whirl. I do have some of the dual gate devices on hand. I
have to do a board layout for each of the modules, that will have a pin
field that has the same pattern as the tube base. Out of all the receivers I
have / have had, I think the
R-388 is still my favorite.

Pete

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Pete KE9OA Wrote:

Does anybody have a copy of the April 1977 QST?
The article I am interested in the the one by
Howard Sartori, entitled
"solid tubes, a new life for old designs".


Pete, the last time I did this, I had dual gate MosFET devices. These
days they are harder to find, so I'd probably use two JFETs in cascade to
get more or less the same effect.

I vaguelly remember the article recommends dual gate MosFETs but I will
admit, it's been a long time since I read it.


Jim Pennell
N6BIU


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Hi Pete, hi all!

Pete KE9OA wrote:

Thank you Mario.............you are the best!


well, well, now... just one among the beAsts...
glad to be of service!


I have always wanted to build solid state tube replacements.
Now, I am on my way to converting my Collins
R-388 to a solid state unit.


A good lot of work, I'd say - good luck!

Ciao!
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i3hev, mario held wrote:

Hi Pete, hi all!

Pete KE9OA wrote:

Thank you Mario.............you are the best!



well, well, now... just one among the beAsts...
glad to be of service!


I have always wanted to build solid state tube replacements. Now, I am
on my way to converting my Collins R-388 to a solid state unit.



A good lot of work, I'd say - good luck!

Ciao!


I wouldn't mind seeing that article too; in the '80s I built some common
type replacements using jfets and bipolars and installed them in an HP scope
which was the fastest I had at that time. I still have a real Fetron in my
desk drawer.

Regards,

Michael
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Hi Michael,

msg wrote:

I wouldn't mind seeing that article too...


if your address (minus underscores) is a valid one, you have mail


in the '80s I built some common type replacements using jfets and
bipolars and installed them in an HP scope.....


I think that we all may want to learn the knack: in a near future this
will probably be the only way to refurbish tube equipment...

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