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In Reply to: RE: A lot of the depends on the tester you are using and its operational points posted by tomcy6 on July 2, 2016 at 13:42:11:
That is not enough information.
Just do a search for 12AX7 data sheet, and you should find several links.
The Maximatcher stuff is fine for testing tubes relative to one another, but is not flexible enough to correlate to "book" information as they seem to have operating points that do not compare to any typical values you would find in something like a tube manual.
If the Maximatcher people can't provide the information you are looking for, then no one can. If they are unwilling to provide it, I would look elsewhere.
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