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What types of valves are those?
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6DJ8, 6N6Pi and 6V4 rectifier
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Heater voltage is too low. Those valves should be run at 6.3v
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OK... thanks for the advice 7N7. I will try that.
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7N7, I just re-checked the heater voltage and its 7.5VAC...not 5.7...sorry for the bad data.
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Aaaarrgghh!
That's even worse! Check your mains supply voltage and the setting on your equipment. You will destroy the valves if you continue. 7N7
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I would have thought it was an artifact in the camera, as digital cameras have a high IR sensitivity, which shows up as purple in the resulting photo.
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In any case, digital cameras will photograph IR as white, not purple. (try taking a photo of the end of your TV remote while pressing the buttons!)
It rather looks as if the valves are gassy, or the cathode coating hasn't been mixed properly/has impurities (such as calcium carbonate, which will give off a blue-ish glow) Looks pretty cool! |
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