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The Other SRPP Article

"how do we define the load?"

If you skip to the conclusion at the end of the first article I linked, you'll see that Broskie doesn't recommend the SRPP for driving high impedance loads. If you NEED to use the SRPP for some reason, I suppose you could use a lower value grid resistor (a load more suited to the SRPP), and maybe that would effectively swamp the reactance of the tube. In that case, the reactance wouldn't enter into the calculation.

The link below is the article I was thinking about originally. It's an easier read, and there's a bit of comedy thrown in for good measure...




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