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6C41C in a PSU regulator?

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These tubes were used for regulation, however, I cannot find any examples of how to use them in a PSU. Any help with how you would set these up to regulate a supply for a SE amp would be appreciated. Would you use them like a 6AS7 and the likes? I decided I really don't need to build another amp but I have 2 of these tubes hanging around I figured I'd use them for something....
 
azazello said:
athos56,
I have an ampl . 6C41C & EF861. Output tube has Ri=apr. 200-300 ohms,
depend of Ia, and very great sound!
My old version is with preampl.615 /russian/, on the foto. Ra output transf = 1,5 kohms, Ia=130 ma.
http://picasaweb.google.bg/azazello52/Amplifiers#5195304551304966610
If You interest, I will send a schematic.

Wow! How long do you build your stereo amps?

That 6E1P with no getter flash looks very cool! :)

http://picasaweb.google.bg/azazello52/Amplifiers#5253639715948192882
 
nah, just the raw B+ minus the reg voltage must be under 300v.. that's the part it actually passes..

so 550V raw B+ and 300V reg'd output would be ok.



but..
checking data sheet - says Va = 450v max, 600v on a cold tube / turn on, not 300v.

Vhk is 300v though, so you may need a seperate fil winding, if output is >300v
 
Something like this....

If I could use a D3a for the pentode and 6C41C for the triode, I could build something like this from parts I have laying around....
 

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