Your schematic looks to have a 229V transformer with a choke input. If you look at your simulation, it shows 202V at C3, if I am not mistaken. Is C1 value as shown?
I use a similar arrangement with 220V transformer with choke input and I have around 190V before the regulator.
Are you sure?
I use a similar arrangement with 220V transformer with choke input and I have around 190V before the regulator.
Are you sure?
C1 is a Russian teflon FT-3 01,uF 600V
Only different is I have between the tx and the AZ1 100R
Only different is I have between the tx and the AZ1 100R
And put somewhere a resistor in series - like 10R - in the power supply to calculate current draw. Just to be sure that tubes are working.
Why do you have a 100R between the transformer and the AZ1? Normally you want the lowest output impedance you can get.
I don't know if it matters, but I think you have the outputs the wrong way round on the LL1660. Plus should go to plus.
To protect AZ1 maybe. But where do you see it?
An anodefollower inverts.
What is the last 2,7k/100nF for?
If you have 306 something B+ you must have put something larger as the first cap then 100 nF. Check that, or remove it as earlyer said. Then you need a cap after the 2,7k. 100 uF:is I would say worx.
I have removed the CCS+Gyrator, I guess I need a dummy load in place of Gyrator and tube to measure, wich value?
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Update your simulation on PSUD with the new data. Calculate 6mA current draw for the tube. You will find the correct resistor value.
Put what Stajo suggested as a start value. You will have to get around 150v on your load.
Put what Stajo suggested as a start value. You will have to get around 150v on your load.
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Using 2k7 for R1 changing last cap for 220uF with a dummy load of 30k psud gives 229V?
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