dear forummembers,
I have several Philips late 1920 and 1930 radio's.
Often do these tuberadios have and 506K or 1801 or 1805 rectifier tube.
But these tubes are beginning to end up out of stock.
Or really expensive $100 or more.
At this moment an AZ1 tube can be used to replaced them.
But if everyone usses that tube, soon or later these are also out of stock.
So i think it would be usefull to make a drop in replacement.
So i have done some searching on the internet, and have found the following replacements (see attached files).
but now i am wondering of these replacements are going to work fine.
And if this affects the lifespan of the other tubes.
Because a vacuum tube ractifier builds the high voltage over a period of time,
where these diodes are goning to directly give high voltage.
Is there somebody here that can give me some good advise?
I have several Philips late 1920 and 1930 radio's.
Often do these tuberadios have and 506K or 1801 or 1805 rectifier tube.
But these tubes are beginning to end up out of stock.
Or really expensive $100 or more.
At this moment an AZ1 tube can be used to replaced them.
But if everyone usses that tube, soon or later these are also out of stock.
So i think it would be usefull to make a drop in replacement.
So i have done some searching on the internet, and have found the following replacements (see attached files).
but now i am wondering of these replacements are going to work fine.
And if this affects the lifespan of the other tubes.
Because a vacuum tube ractifier builds the high voltage over a period of time,
where these diodes are goning to directly give high voltage.
Is there somebody here that can give me some good advise?