RE: changing a 45 amp to a 45a amp

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In Reply to: changing a 45 amp to a 45a amp posted by sam@edelmannpgh.us on March 31, 2015 at 16:54:52:

I have a Silvertone radio from about 1936 that specs those tubes, 6 of them!
Push pull parrallel, with 2 more in a push pull driver. Dont have any of the tubes, have a pair of regular 45s for the driver. For output, i just used 2 2a3s and left 2 sockets unused.

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Topic - changing a 45 amp to a 45a amp - sam@edelmannpgh.us 16:54:52 03/31/15 (4)

RE: changing a 45 amp to a 45a amp - Olorin67 15:00:43 04/01/15 (0)

RE: changing a 45 amp to a 45a amp - Chip647 17:58:10 03/31/15 (2)

RE: changing a 45 amp to a 45a amp - Paul Joppa 19:58:21 03/31/15 (1)

RE: changing a 45 amp to a 45a amp - sam@edelmannpgh.us 03:37:46 04/01/15 (0)

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RE: changing a 45 amp to a 45a amp - Olorin67 15:00:43 04/01/15 (0)

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