In Reply to: Was playing around with an infrared thermometer... posted by acres verde on February 4, 2017 at 12:06:47:
I assume you are talking in Fahrenheit. I used the temperature probe on my Fluke meter to measure the glass temperature on the type 7241 output tubes in my MA240s, which originally sported 6C33Cs. At or near the top of the one tube I measured, I got 100 degrees C. I now cannot recall whether the tubes were allowed time to reach a steady state temperature, either. The 7241 draws 7.5A filament current and idles at 400mA in my amplifiers, with plate voltage = ~130VDC; they can easily take 500ma idle current at that plate voltage.
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Follow Ups
- Fahrenheit or Centigrade? - Lew 14:55:09 02/04/17 (2)
- RE: Fahrenheit or Centigrade? - acres verde 09:38:19 02/06/17 (1)
- So, our temp measurements are in near exact agreement... - Lew 10:31:43 02/06/17 (0)