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« Reply #25 on: January 11, 2010, 01:33:17 PM »

I need to get the real grid caps as well!
I have been waiting for the alligator clips to not make contact!

Brett


Brett - at the minimum - why not use Fahnestock clips on those grid connections.  It would be a shame to have a meltdown because a clip fell off. I'm assuming that you are using them in push-pull.  How does that work with that nice RCA mod iron that we both have?  Maybe that's the combo I should be planning on.

http://www.micromark.com/FAHNESTOCK-CLIPS-PKG-OF-25,8941.html

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« Reply #26 on: January 11, 2010, 01:40:59 PM »

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I dont know why more guys dont post some pix.

Because my shack looks like hell!  Wink I got stuff strewn all over the place. But I guess that should be the impetus behind straightening it out some what.

They are all 'works of art'  Post it

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« Reply #27 on: January 11, 2010, 01:44:38 PM »

The RCA seems to work great no matter what you do with it.
I used one in the push pull 812a rig modulated by 811a's and it was great.
I use it in the 3X4D32 rig with 811a's at 1200 volts and it works great.
I use it in the 2X813 rig with 4cx250b/4x150a,s (2000 volts) and the PPP 100TH deck at 2500 volts, and it sounds great!
I should sweep it and see what it really does.

4350 to 10,400 ohms seems to be a very handy ratio.


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« Reply #28 on: January 11, 2010, 02:34:46 PM »

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Nice hint Al.
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« Reply #29 on: January 11, 2010, 04:24:36 PM »

The RCA seems to work great no matter what you do with it.
I used one in the push pull 812a rig modulated by 811a's and it was great.
I use it in the 3X4D32 rig with 811a's at 1200 volts and it works great.
I use it in the 2X813 rig with 4cx250b/4x150a,s (2000 volts) and the PPP 100TH deck at 2500 volts, and it sounds great!
I should sweep it and see what it really does.

4350 to 10,400 ohms seems to be a very handy ratio.


Brett


Dang!  I have mod irons running out the kazoo now.  I have that RCA, I have a CVM-4 and I just won a Thordarson T11M77!  

I have this warm fuzzy feeling.  I think the RCA will be the first choice.  Thanks for the encouragement Brent

I just thought of something when viewing where you have that RCA.  During a recent QSO I asked how heavy it was ‘cause I tho’t mine weighed about 70 lbs.  I heard you get up and heard a clank and you came back and said “yup, it weighs about 70 lbs."  You weren’t running that thing at the time ----- were you?

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« Reply #30 on: January 11, 2010, 05:40:29 PM »

No, I have a bunch of them.
I just shipped out a T11m77.
i used to run one of those in the 30K-1, and from memory, it sounded ok.
I bet the RCA sounds a lot better though!

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« Reply #31 on: January 12, 2010, 01:57:52 PM »

I swept the 2x813 rig with the RCA mod iron in it.
Been running that mod iron for 6 or more years I think, and never swept it...
+- 1db, tested through the transmitter at 70% power, 50% modulation, 40Hz to 16KHz.
The low end rolls off slowly, -3db at 20 Hz....

DC through the core, I dont need no stinkin chokes....

Brett

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