RE: EIMAC

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In Reply to: EIMAC posted by unclestu on April 8, 2015 at 14:00:04:

Many of the Eimac Tantalum-anoded Transmitter Finals have a shelf life. These tubes must be run at rated plate current conditions so they get orange hot and will thus scavenge any gasses that has made it into the envelope. They literally go bad if left on a shelf. Be careful about getting too excited by these...

-- Jim Doyle

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Topic - EIMAC - unclestu 14:00:04 04/08/15 (3)

RE: EIMAC - Jim Doyle 21:01:00 04/17/15 (0)

RE: EIMAC - Ed Sawyer 07:42:04 04/10/15 (0)

RE: EIMAC - Maxamillion 18:12:14 04/08/15 (0)

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RE: EIMAC - Jim Doyle 21:01:00 04/17/15 (0)

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