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In Reply to: RE: One more posted by sony6060 on July 20, 2023 at 09:34:22:
"the 5U4GB maximum capacitor value from the tube manufacture stays vs your idea of calculating peak current with no capacitor value chart that means nothing to other audiophiles"
Although not a 5U4GB, my post above explains how the 3 charts found in some data sheets are used to determine whether or not a particular cap value is safe to use in a particular situation. The formulas used are right on the charts. I'm not very technically oriented at all and I was able to work though the steps.
In that amp the 5Y3GT, whose data sheet lists a 20uf cap value, safely uses a 47uf cap according to the charts in its data sheet.
The link I provided goes through the process - step by step - so it shouldn't be too hard to follow if you are actually interested in understanding it.
Did you read the post I linked and work through the process using the charts?
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