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![]() You can buy 10.7 IF cans from Dan's Small Parts web site athttp://www.danssmallpartsandkits.net/. *They're listed about 1/5 of the way down the page. *Be patient when you scroll... it's a big page and he doesn't have a search utility on the site. *Cheap enough at $1.65 *each. They're built specifically for solid state receivers, so they might n Hey OT: Dans small parts is a gr8 site. the reason he calls it small parts because he got not many parts for tubes, those IF cans won't hold up to the voltage that is on the plates of tubes, unless you might be able to use 12volt plate voltage tubes that Tung Sol came out with back in the day just as transistors were taking over. I remember in 1960 I had a Buick Special car, the radio that used 12 volt plate voltage tubes and a transistor AF output. I seen sum web site that used a 12AX7 at 12 volt plate voltage, maybe if you used a 12AX7 in cascode you could get enough gain at 12volts plate voltage. The best bet I've seen is a toroid with trim caps for tuning. Way back in the day b4 they used treaded ferrite slugs they used trim caps to tune the IF cans. 73 OT de n8zu |
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