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Anode Caps for 6P45C tubes, need advice

6.4 are the ones....Just get those.
 

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Correct Francois.
I've always regretted not getting the HFN&RR kit of the EAR 859 back when Ken Kessler reviewed it in the November 1994 issue. The circuit was published in the review and I'll be implementing it almost verbatim. I'll be using Hammond OPTs, an Antek power trans and Russian teflon coupling caps. The pandemic subsiding here will allow me to get back into the tool and die shop that a friend owns in order torture some metal into a chassis.

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Well, I think the bestest ever were these, as they, in connection with the brackets, allow to secure the tube from falling off it's holder.
Unfortunately I don't know where to source them. Mine are from dozens of TV sets that I scrapped in my youth.
Best regards!
 

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Thanks for digging this up again. There are a whole pile of neat little-cap-ed tubes I would not mind building with. Type 3D21 comes to mind. A handful of sweeps too. Or have I mis-recalled the cap dia on the wee pulse tubes?

Silver plated, Beryllium/Cu fuse holders look good...if only RP stuff would take the heat...LOL
cheers,
Douglas