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RE: Correction

Posted by FlaCharlie on May 31, 2017 at 09:37:37:
I see. I was going by the schematic, which shows the resistor between the OT and the plate.

I didn't notice the pic with all the extra wires connected up by the cap. All those should really be moved below deck.

As Tre mentioned, the resistor should be soldered as close as possible to the G2 pin. I presume the other wire coming off the caps of the driver tubes is going to the 0.1 coupling cap. That can be moved underneath too. Just connect it to the same place as the other end of the wire going to the cap and remove the wire. The result will be much cleaner looking and safer.