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Join Date: Apr 2011
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In the mean time, if you think my questions are off topic, please send your answers to my email address king4joy@.....com Thankyou... |
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Go the the tubes category and you will see new thread button to the top left. Name it ''Help kill insect like noise in my tube amp'' or something.
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Change to resistor loads to compare, maybe you got oscillation on your CCS for loads, check with scope that your B+ rails are clean straight lines (ac in for scope button). Make sure its not a minor buzz from grounding or heaters arrangement that was covered by hum before and now you noticed.
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#3446 |
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Salas, I will change back to resistor loads and compare and report back....I do think that the CCS loads are main part of the problem....I am using Rod's board for my filament and he suggested to use LED instead of resistors for biasing.....I will work on all these with time and helps from you and this forum...this is part of the fun of DIY....I think...
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Salas started a new SSHV2 regulator, to be sure I'm starting only soldering the CCS but don't measure nothing in the TP
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I don't know for sure but have I to connect R5 to ground to measure only the CCS across R5?
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Yes but don't use more than 50V.
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OK thank you
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