Sure is good to have you back, Garey. I promise to *try* not to bug you too much!

73,
Tom

[email protected] wrote:
It's great to see you back Garey! I Hope the recovery is going well. 73,
Terry, W8NJR In a message dated 9/5/2009 2:21:44 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes:

    Phil

    Your unit is built to schematic 27500, and should have 6EJ7, 6BA6, and
    6BZ6.  Earlier units (27000) had the 12V tubes.

    73, Garey - K4OAH



    Walker wrote:
     > I have a TR-4, 1968 manufacture date, serial number 28124. It has
    worked
     > well for years, with the last few being dormant as my vertical
    took a
     > hit a few winters ago with icing. I've replaced the vertical, and
    I'm
     > trying to re-tube the unit. Here is where the confusion arises:
> > The chassis lettering and schematic for tubes V4, V5, V11 and
    both agree
     > and are respectively: 6EJ7, 6BA6, 6BZ6.
> > Note: the schematic has V5 and V11 with a hand lettered "6" in
    front of
     > 6BA6 and 6BZ6 versus all other tubes which have stencil guided
    lettering.
> > The Manual's Voltage Reference chart and Tube List for V4, V5 and
    V11
     > are: 6EJ7, 12BA6, 12BZ6
> > The Manual's Block Diagram shows V4 as 6HS6 > > I'm not sure what's supposed to be right, though I have a
    tendency to
     > believe the chassis lettering and schematic. The manual is
    internally
     > inconsistent, and doesn't agree with the physical hardware or
    schematic.
     > I probably can take out V5 and V11 and measure the filament voltage
     > present to see if it really is set up for a 6 or 12 volt tube in
    those
     > sockets.
> > I found some correspondence between the original owner, whom I
    purchased
     > the unit from, and the factory regarding a technical problem. The
     > factory rep wasn't sure in solving a problem whether the former
    owner
     > needed a 6BZ6 or a 12BZ6 so he sent him one of each. Apparently the
     > factory didn't know either!
> > Was there some changeover for different serial number ranges,
    between
     > various tube types or what, and what is the best way to tell
    which tubes
     > really belong in the circuits?
> > Thanks for pointing me toward a resource, if you know one, to
    help get
     > some answers.
> > Phil WA2CLX
     >


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