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In Reply to: RE: Lew did you ever do anything with the 1K B+ feedbacK posted by Satelliteman on July 09, 2008 at 23:17:17
Plate to Plate across the circle. It's the same as cross coupling is a conventional push pull circuit. It adds feedback.5 watt will do.
Tre'
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Thanks Tre'
I think I have it installed already , although I dont recall it being on the schematic at all . I experimented just days ago with this resistor attempting to hear what its function was . As for the plate resistors , I found one i had not soldered at all !!! BUT - like all good wire wrap techniques do , it was still snug as a bug , with a good turn and 1/2 around the socket tag . RATS !! - and I thought I was going to hear some improvement from one channel .....it wasnt to be.
This is a really good photo! I have 2 of Ralphs very early prototypes that i have studied. Several things i notice in this photo.
1- the cathode resistors are 1 ohm 1 watt. smaller then i expected.
2- On my proto's. the last tube in the row has a 100 ohm 1/2 watt resistor between the grids. I see in this proto that all grids are connected with a resistor where as my protos all grids are tied directly together in one long string except the last grids.
3- I wish i could see what is the value of those orange grid resistors??
4- The CrCrC power supply is interesting.
5- Interesting construction of the B+ & B- lines. one separate wire for each of two tubes. Curious why not 1 wire to feed all 4?? Wouldn't the unequal path lengths cause an issue to some degree?
A lot can be learned from this photo. PLEASE send me more!
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