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In Reply to: RE: Can I use a resistor instead of the choke for coupling to the 813? posted by vinnie2 on October 29, 2014 at 13:25:08:
That 10Hy choke is between the B+ supply and the driver tube, not between the opt and the driver tube even though that's how it looks. The B+ supply is feeding both.
You could use a resistor in it's place but you would have more PS ripple on the plate of the driver cathode follower stage and the plate of the voltage amplifier stage.
Tre'
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