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let me say it again WHAT IS THE VOLTAGE these need.. I cant design a psu with out the voltage ???????
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Unfortunately PSPUD is still Windoz only... won't run well on Jason'r creaky old Beige G3 -- i guess he could run it on his girlfriend's now unused Compaq....
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you mean i have to use WINDOWS $HTI uGGGGG i have windows.. oh look spyware. ctrl alt del ill just close that unwanted TASK AGAIN!!1 wow look the cpu is eing used from backweb-~123-23498234
Still want my question answered. What is the voltage ?
Still want my question answered. What is the voltage ?
Hi,
As shown in the schematic the supply voltage is 400V (see that battery symbol? LOL) .. I will put something up in the next couple of days..
I am no fan of windows, although I have kept XP Pro well patched and use thunderbird and Firefox. Never had a virus or a worm.. I will switch fully to linux when longhorn comes out and support for XP ends!!
As much as I like the MAC ( i really do) almost all good engineering software runs under windows.. 😱 There are versions of spice that run on linux, but they are ummmm, unfriendly...
Kevin
As shown in the schematic the supply voltage is 400V (see that battery symbol? LOL) .. I will put something up in the next couple of days..
I am no fan of windows, although I have kept XP Pro well patched and use thunderbird and Firefox. Never had a virus or a worm.. I will switch fully to linux when longhorn comes out and support for XP ends!!
As much as I like the MAC ( i really do) almost all good engineering software runs under windows.. 😱 There are versions of spice that run on linux, but they are ummmm, unfriendly...
Kevin
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Different view altogether
Just to intrude on the thread... with something completely different. Do not mind the fact that only one half of the 6AS7 is used for each channel! You can always add another in parallel...
Any comments -- does it seem more interesting now? Just reply!
PS -- the pdf file I tried to upload is too large?! That is why I have uploaded two "prints" of the original file. I hope they show all important details well enough.
Just to intrude on the thread... with something completely different. Do not mind the fact that only one half of the 6AS7 is used for each channel! You can always add another in parallel...
Any comments -- does it seem more interesting now? Just reply!
PS -- the pdf file I tried to upload is too large?! That is why I have uploaded two "prints" of the original file. I hope they show all important details well enough.
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these guys have just announced a system -- big bucks -- that uses a tube complement that could well mean it is a development on the svetlana 6BM8/6AS7 scheme....
It's cute...
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It's cute...
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JasonL said:
You should, it was a print-out you had of the Svetlana circuit that reminded me....
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6080/6AS7
If no one has noticed, there is a similar thread going on in the forums: I've just posted another schematic, slightly different than the one I have posted on this thread a few hours ago.
No high voltages involved... it's the first 6AS7 amp I made (at the time with 6080 tubes, since I did not have any of the coke bottle 6AS7s).
If no one has noticed, there is a similar thread going on in the forums: I've just posted another schematic, slightly different than the one I have posted on this thread a few hours ago.
No high voltages involved... it's the first 6AS7 amp I made (at the time with 6080 tubes, since I did not have any of the coke bottle 6AS7s).
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Re: 6080/6AS7
You see i'm looking for a am with COKE bottles : O ) i want big ones.
Dave ( planet10 ) gave me a 813 tube and i love it..
and i'm following both thread's
Alex Kitic said:
You see i'm looking for a am with COKE bottles : O ) i want big ones.
Dave ( planet10 ) gave me a 813 tube and i love it..
and i'm following both thread's
ST shape
Some time ago, I was on the lookout for ST shape (coke bottle) tubes...
I never actually tired of the shape, and I still prefer it! But, after a while, the only shape that can excite me nowadays is GLOBE.
A friend of mine once said: "Yes, I do not like these metal envelope tubes, either... but once we consume all these glass envelope tubes, we will be happy to turn to the metal ones!".
Regards to all,
Aleksandar
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If you want to go ahead with an 6AS7 amp, just do it! 813 is a different affair... and it's not a triode (am I mistaking -- is it the large non ST shape pentode?). I would like to do something with 811s (large ST) but I do not wish to embark in interstage transformers and A2 with current drive...
Some time ago, I was on the lookout for ST shape (coke bottle) tubes...
I never actually tired of the shape, and I still prefer it! But, after a while, the only shape that can excite me nowadays is GLOBE.
A friend of mine once said: "Yes, I do not like these metal envelope tubes, either... but once we consume all these glass envelope tubes, we will be happy to turn to the metal ones!".
Regards to all,
Aleksandar
PS
If you want to go ahead with an 6AS7 amp, just do it! 813 is a different affair... and it's not a triode (am I mistaking -- is it the large non ST shape pentode?). I would like to do something with 811s (large ST) but I do not wish to embark in interstage transformers and A2 with current drive...
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