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In Reply to: Re: Resistor as parafeed plate load? posted by Kurt Strain on October 28, 2001 at 20:28:42:
I have a nice little test bed amp using 71As a 400vB+ and 10k plate resistor cap coupled to a rat shack line tranny gets .7 watts and nice bandwidth. Without a cathode resistor bypass cap output goes down to .5 watts but looks nicer. I've yet to listen to this rig it was intended to drive input transformer phase splitters.I think it's useful for low power apps or where a high B+ transformer is all you have the resistor might get hot and needs dissipation attention.
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