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yes. paralleled sections causing smear is fictional

Posted by zarniwoop on December 15, 2016 at 17:21:51:
It would be very easy to see if measured, as we can measure far lower time based discrepancies on modern test equipment. Two triode sections paralleled act as a uniform composite device even when not perfectly balanced with respect to current and gain. Look at the very well regarded RCA 2A3 as an example, the dual plates. Those are internally connected paralleled sections and they have no issues produced from that construction technique.