Has anyone ever seen a SE Triode amp (or schematic) that uses a 26 as the output tube and a 71A as the driver? Or vice-versa?
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This may be the acme of stupid questions and may not even be able to be answered here. But I'm gonna try. As I posted earlier, I'm building a 26/71A amplifier. I'll drive the 71A with a 26 or I may drive the 26 with the 71A. So, the question is: What output transformer should I be looking for as far as the primary winding? Secondary will of course be 8 ohm. 2,000, 5,000, etc...
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BTW, unlike you guys, I don't know a lot about electronics. I definitely couldn't design an amp.
This may be the acme of stupid questions and may not even be able to be answered here. But I'm gonna try. As I posted earlier, I'm building a 26/71A amplifier. I'll drive the 71A with a 26 or I may drive the 26 with the 71A. So, the question is: What output transformer should I be looking for as far as the primary winding? Secondary will of course be 8 ohm. 2,000, 5,000, etc...
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BTW, unlike you guys, I don't know a lot about electronics. I definitely couldn't design an amp.
as friendly advise i will not build a DHT/DHT at first you will have to fight with sensible filament supply , microphony , and in need of of high gain preamp or 1:8 transformer input .
i can assure you that with a much simple Spud amp with E55L or 6EP5 you will get the same result and no needs of fancy power supply CCS or interstage.
i have both SE one E55L SPud and one 46/71A SET ( 2watts vs 0.8watts)
Not stupid. Ignorant. Ignorance can be cured.
Read the datasheets!!!
http://www.mif.pg.gda.pl/homepages/frank/sheets/127/2/26.pdf
http://www.mif.pg.gda.pl/homepages/frank/sheets/127/7/71A.pdf
'26 is clearly specified as "RF and AF stages" meaning small-signal.
'71 is said to be "power amplifier".
And happy working conditions for '71 are right in the datasheet.
Note that '26 and '71 need very different filament supplies.
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