WB6TMR wrote:
"Having said that, I must admit solid state is the future, and when the day
comes that I can afford a solid state amp I will buy one."
And therein lies the problem. It is bad enough that decent HF tube
amplifiers are so expensive... but, the available solid state models
are, quite
t have to know
> how to take care of them.
>
> Having said that, I must admit solid state is the
> future, and when
> the day comes that I can afford a solid state amp I
> will buy one.
>
> TR, WB6TMY
>
> From: "Brett Gazdzinski"
> Subject: [Elecra
TR, WB6TMY
From: "Brett Gazdzinski"
Subject: [Elecraft] Amplifier Vacuum Tubes
I would like to point out that there are loads of good tubes around,
many places have a lot of old US tubes, I use some 100TH tubes made in the
1950's,
and also have a pile of 811a, 812a, 813,s, 4-12
Having lived in Santa Barbara most of my life I have had the privilege of
friendship with many of the staff of the original EiMac Vacuum Tube company.
One
of the last of their original Tech staff, Rad Leonard, Just passed on a few
months ago. In the course of these acquaintances I was privy
I would like to point out that there are loads of good tubes around,
many places have a lot of old US tubes, I use some 100TH tubes made in the
1950's,
and also have a pile of 811a, 812a, 813,s, 4-125, 4-400,etc.
No I dont want to sell any, but there are loads of good tubes around.
Unless overlo
--- Paul Meier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would broadcast to everyone the name of the
> company that has no customer
> service so others won't deal with them and get hurt.
>
> Paul K7PM
>
>
I thought that I had done just that, but it went out
as a private communication to one member. Th
I have an amplifier with four 572B tubes. I have been
running the same Cetron 572Bs since 1976 in this
Dentron Clipperton L and in a Hunter Bandit before.
This summer I decided to lay in another set to stretch
the life of the amp. I ordered a quad of the premium
Chinese Tubes from the distributo
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