RE: Cathode resistor for 417A

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In Reply to: RE: Cathode resistor for 417A posted by Tubenstein on November 9, 2014 at 20:24:24:

Assuming 150vdc at the plate, a 62ohm cathode resistor would cause 22.5ma of plate current.

Increasing the value of the cathode resistor would lower the plate current.

How much plate current are you shooting for?

Tre'

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Topic - Cathode resistor for 417A - Tubenstein 01:58:54 11/09/14 (5)

RE: Cathode resistor for 417A - Caucasian Blackplate 15:32:52 11/09/14 (2)

RE: Cathode resistor for 417A - Tubenstein 20:24:24 11/09/14 (1)

RE: Cathode resistor for 417A - Tre' 15:19:02 11/10/14 (0)

RE: Cathode resistor for 417A - Stuben 05:28:11 11/09/14 (0)

Typo mistake, and it should 62R, 80R or 91R (NT) - Tubenstein 02:03:29 11/09/14 (0)

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RE: Cathode resistor for 417A - Tre' 15:19:02 11/10/14 (0)

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