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In Reply to: Smelly E34L's posted by Chuck Y on August 4, 2005 at 14:00:47:
They probably got gassy from your first overheating, so now they probably allow a lot of current to flow for a given bias setting, which means they may be just plain old overheating, even though they may not glow in a lit room. Try looking at them in the dark, and you'll probably see glowing plates.Chris
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- They were probably just running really hot.... - throbbinnut 14:35:19 08/04/05 (0)
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