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RE: "Put a scope probe on the cathode pin of the power tube "

I would do just that, Jim, if only I had one.

In my particular case, I'm bringing a pair of Dynaco MkIII 's out of a twenty-year storage. The guy I bought them from way back then set them up with dual-bias pots, and used 8.2 Ω 5 watt resistors on pin 8 of each 6550, simply because he had a shopping bag full of them from a ham fest.

With 10 Ω, it will be a lot easier to remember the bias setting, but I'd read about using the low wattage resistors specifically in posts about the MkIII. Since I already bought four 10 Ω 1/2 W Dales for them, I'll use them, and then move to one or two watt versions if they give me grief.

Thanks.


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