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Maybe see "Troubleshooting the Stages of a Typical Superheterodyne
Receiver" http://www.gbronline.com/radioguy/superhet.htm -- 73 From The Wilderness Keyboard "Ray D. O'Mann" wrote in message om... (Ray D. O'Mann) wrote in message . com... Hi Folks! Dumb Question #1: How can I test vacuum tubes without a tube tester? Namely, 6AK6, 6BE6, 6HR6, and 12AX7. Dumb Question #2: Is there a solid-state equivalent to these tubes? They are from an old Knight Star Roamer that keeps dying. Dumb Question #3: Is the above worth doing? Thanks for your help.~~Ray Hi All! Thanks a bunch for the tips, tricks, and advice. It is VERY appreciated. Everything always tests OK out of circuit and I've been a bit reluctant to do the in-circuit testing since all I have is a DMM. The shop where I was testing my tubes now charges a fee for using their tester. With everything that you all have posted for me, I believe I can get it to work right. I hope. To answer some of your questions, it just quits. I test the tubes, then I check the caps, diodes, connections, etc., plug it back in and it works for a day or two and then quits. Any thoughts?~~Ray |
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