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In Reply to: The money is already spend :) posted by Nickel Core on October 16, 2014 at 06:52:24:
It's not the boutique resistor I would worry about so much as any noise that is inherent in your filament supply. If you have time on your hands one day, just try using a Schottky to bias the cathode. I got the idea from Naz and others like Al, and it does work a treat; there will be LESS noise, not more noise, sand-o-phobia notwithstanding. (By the way, a Schottky is not made of sand, anyway.)
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- RE: The money is already spend :) - Lew 07:10:11 10/16/14 (3)
- RE: The money is already spend :) - Nickel Core 07:52:30 10/16/14 (2)
- Zout will not be negatively affected using Schottky bias (nt) - Naz 04:39:07 10/17/14 (1)
- Ah, thanks... Any clue about how/how much/the theory (always curious).. (nt) - Nickel Core 04:41:14 10/17/14 (0)
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