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RE: Is running DHT's in H plane Ok ?

Hi Jeff,
always a dilemma for DIY builders testing equipment under the bonnet post build. Avoiding a hernia from lifting is a personal priority.

I destroyed a pair of expensive KR300B's back in 2000 testing amp in H plane. So today I test my completed builds using a adjustable wood cutting horse sitting on a work bench with the amp on top, amp sits vertical & relatively comfortable to work under.

PS - The statement posted by Paul by 'WE'
"The 300B spec sheets indicate the filament plane as pins 1 and 2, which must be vertical if the tube is horizontal".

Question - How can a valve mounted in H plane & maintain V filament ?

Cheers Johno


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