Your attention to certain details stands out, even at this stage of deciding where to place what. I will look forward to seeing the end result.
Hello,
Now i'm in doubt about the 0v of my negativ bias power supply wiring.
It was wired on the blue electrolytic caps ,and now it's wired at the input caps (PIO grey).
Hum is still here.
I think i must join this black wire at the nearest of cathodes tube to short the path of current,isn't it ? (Between the both yelow bias circuit caps on picture)
Regards
Now i'm in doubt about the 0v of my negativ bias power supply wiring.
It was wired on the blue electrolytic caps ,and now it's wired at the input caps (PIO grey).
Hum is still here.
I think i must join this black wire at the nearest of cathodes tube to short the path of current,isn't it ? (Between the both yelow bias circuit caps on picture)
Regards
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Ripple voltage measurement:
psud2 give 0,2v.
I have less.
Not so bad with a 5h choke coil.
So i think power supply is ok.
Hum is coming from a bad weld or/and a bad grounding.
psud2 give 0,2v.
I have less.
Not so bad with a 5h choke coil.
So i think power supply is ok.
Hum is coming from a bad weld or/and a bad grounding.
Well, i build it and it sounds good !
No hum and hissing sounds have disappeared.
They came from the 6j52p.
Astonished what it is possible to do with 12w at the anode.
They came from the 6j52p.
Astonished what it is possible to do with 12w at the anode.
PS: 6j52p are strapped as follow :
G2 and G3 to the anode with a 220R resistor on each.Speakers are silent without input signal.
G3 to ground give hissing sound , even with a resistor.
I noticed too that some 6j52p are microphonic.
Regards
G2 and G3 to the anode with a 220R resistor on each.Speakers are silent without input signal.
G3 to ground give hissing sound , even with a resistor.
I noticed too that some 6j52p are microphonic.
Regards
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