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In Reply to: RE: Socket Mounting posted by Triode_Kingdom on June 07, 2015 at 21:41:13
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Just to confirm, are you sure it wasn't done after the fact by someone else? I'm also curious how tubes this large (i.e. slow) would be used in radar. Do you have any more info on the origin or use of those sockets (I didn't see your previous post)?
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Edits: 06/12/15
Here is the link from AA forum... The British invented RADAR and as you know... the lower the frequency the farther the range... a triode would be more than sufficient, the antennae plays just as big a part as it should match the frequency being beamed, moreover the technology progressed to the cavity magnetron, the beginning of fast food via microwave.
As an aside, {as I have learned} a 6SJ7 may be electrically very similar to a 77 or 6C6... the fact remains, aurally the 6C6 will soundly trounce the 6SJ7... pun intended. As usual, more is going on than just reading by the numbers. Size of the plate for older tubes making a difference?
Perhaps.
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Edits: 06/24/15 06/24/15
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