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I'm a little confused again.
Setting up a 1624 tube for cathode biasing and also need to create a center tap for keying to ground. The book says 610 ohms at my voltage. So would I use a pair of 1200 ohm resistors in this case? My logic is since there is not a separate cathode then the two R in parallel would raise the filament 'cathode' 600 ohms above B-minus. TIA and Merry Christmas, Bill |
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