Thanks for sharing Eric. I'm not quite sure how Jogi would manage to determine the max / min range for anode current experimentally, as I'd expect that to be worked out statistically from the behaviour of a large set of tubes with a target operating life in mind - feels like the kind of thing that only the manufacturer could do. Until we get more definitive data, I'd definitely keep the current on the low side as that's less likely to damage the tube.
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