if anyone is looking for somthing different for that next project
try these
http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=4675&item=5778481775&rd=1
i would but i dont bid out of canada
try these
http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=4675&item=5778481775&rd=1
i would but i dont bid out of canada
I've got some 866's, they are cool tubes, other than the warmup, which is a little pain to design in.. no big deal though.
that and theyve gotta be choke loaded, etc.
I'm not sure if the glass used is opaque to UV, or if it lets it through... don't want to be burning my eyes out
that and theyve gotta be choke loaded, etc.
I'm not sure if the glass used is opaque to UV, or if it lets it through... don't want to be burning my eyes out
This tube is a half wave rectifier tube which take 2.5V 5A for the filament. I would rather go with the 83 rectifier tube instead.
With this kind of mercury vapor tube, please don't forget to add a standby switch for delaying the HT applied to the tube. It needs some warm up time.
With this kind of mercury vapor tube, please don't forget to add a standby switch for delaying the HT applied to the tube. It needs some warm up time.
kmtang said:This tube is a half wave rectifier tube which take 2.5V 5A for the filament. I would rather go with the 83 rectifier tube instead.
An 83 can't do 10kV though
What kind of amplifier you want to go with?
Those are used for powering max legal (+) ham rigs. A bit excessive for most audio applications. And, no, glass is not transparant to UV. "Fused quartz", however, is quite transparant to UV, which is why Hg vapor lamps require shielding.
Those are used for powering max legal (+) ham rigs. A bit excessive for most audio applications. And, no, glass is not transparant to UV. "Fused quartz", however, is quite transparant to UV, which is why Hg vapor lamps require shielding.
I hear what you are saying.
So many people here praise vacuum rectifiers and I cannot understand.
The poor regulation, of vacuum rectifiers, can cause intermodulation distortion.
It is a waste to light a filiment to create DC.
An LC network can easily remove rectifier byproducts.
So many people here praise vacuum rectifiers and I cannot understand.
The poor regulation, of vacuum rectifiers, can cause intermodulation distortion.
It is a waste to light a filiment to create DC.
An LC network can easily remove rectifier byproducts.
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