Not sure what daisy chaining means in this case: sketch might help.
For parallel connected sockets, Grids and\or anodes need a private bead for each valve, up close to the socket contact
For parallel connected sockets, Grids and\or anodes need a private bead for each valve, up close to the socket contact
Smaller beads can give the same impedance - the ratio of length to diameter is what matters. The 43 material (850 perm) is essentially non-conductive, higher permeability materials are lower resistivity (and less effective at VHF). But shunt capacitance will change if it moves, hence securing is a good idea.
A bead about twice as long as OD will be about 200 Ohms at VHF, nearly pure resistance.
A bead about twice as long as OD will be about 200 Ohms at VHF, nearly pure resistance.
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