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After the relatively successful result of my 12b4 parafeed amplifier, I want a higher powered parafeed amp.
Am thinking of doing a 2a3 parafeed amp, using a 5670 for a driver. I will have a custom wound plate choke. How do I determine the optimum plate choke inductance for the 2a3 in parafeed circuit? Thanks. |
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tarmac ripper
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Location: Eskilstuna, Sweden
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There is an Excel-based calculator at:
http://www.intactaudio.com/forum/download.php?id=402 Have not tried it for poweramps though.
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