Hello,
The Johnson Viking II also uses negative return shunts
for both the final and the modulator current takeoff point.
A word of warning tho. If the ground or B minus side of the shunt lifts in this
type of connection the meter will most likely be pulled up to the B+ voltage
relative to chass
Hi Mike;
I have a Heathkit DX-100B. The plate meter is across a .1 ohm resistor
from the center tap of the HV transformer to ground. This should serve
your needs. Good luck.
73, Ed Richards K6UUZ
On Mon, 3 Jan 2005 12:43:25 -0600 "Mike Duke, K5XU" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
> K4KYV wrote:
>
>
K4KYV wrote:
"In my homebrew rigs with triode finals, I place the plate meters between
the
common point for grid leak/bias supply and PA filament, and ground. The
Gates BC1-T does it the same way, with no HV on the meter."
I've been reading the discussion of safe metering with great interest,
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