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In Reply to: Favorite G2 iron parts as of 1-7-06 posted by drlowmu on January 7, 2006 at 14:01:14:
Jeff,thsnks for the information. I'll file it away for future use. (I'm not in a position to acquire more parts at the present time).
One other thing occurs to me: the critical voltage to hold steady is the cathode-to-screen voltage and this requirement is handily met with small-signal pentode stages by use of a cap between screen and cathode. However, since that's probably not practical with a power pentode stage, it implies that the use of any resistance in the cathode, such as the unbypassed 10 ohm resistor that is often included as a handy means of checking bias, is going to degrade things. Is that correct?
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