Hello,
I had never wirered a 807 tube socket before this Time.
807 pinout is symetrical.
G1 and filaments: no error is possible.
But I'm In doubt with cathode and Screen.
How i can identify them?
Regards
I had never wirered a 807 tube socket before this Time.
807 pinout is symetrical.
G1 and filaments: no error is possible.
But I'm In doubt with cathode and Screen.
How i can identify them?
Regards
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Just for those who are still in doubt,
Clockwise from the Bottom of the Socket:
1 Filament
2. Screen, G2
3. Control Grid, G1
4. Cathode
5 Filament
Hint: the Control Grid pin has larger space to the adjacent pins on the right and on the left of it.
For those who still do not know where pin 1 is, insert the 807 in the unwired socket.
Connect an Ohmmeter to 2 adjacent pins. Keep checking from pin to adjacent pin. There will only be one set of 2 pins that will have a reading on the Ohmmeter, pins 1 and 5.
Have fun 807 -ing.
Clockwise from the Bottom of the Socket:
1 Filament
2. Screen, G2
3. Control Grid, G1
4. Cathode
5 Filament
Hint: the Control Grid pin has larger space to the adjacent pins on the right and on the left of it.
For those who still do not know where pin 1 is, insert the 807 in the unwired socket.
Connect an Ohmmeter to 2 adjacent pins. Keep checking from pin to adjacent pin. There will only be one set of 2 pins that will have a reading on the Ohmmeter, pins 1 and 5.
Have fun 807 -ing.
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Remember to always count clockwise from pin #1, when looking at the bottom of the socket.
And yes, that's why ICs count counterclockwise, as seen from the top.
And yes, that's why ICs count counterclockwise, as seen from the top.