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 Post subject: IS THERE A GALSS 6L6
PostPosted: Mon Jan 22, 2007 11:43 pm 
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IS THERE A GLASS 6L6????????????

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6L6GT and 6L6G

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There is a very broad selection of sub-types of glass 6L6s and a heirarchy of suitability re power & voltage tolerance, not to mention ruggedisation & other specsmanship to meet industrial & govt to-order standards. There may be more variety of this one type than any other ever made. The 5881 is one of the most common industrial/military variants and is a GT style.

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Her is a 6L6GC linear amp I built to "boost" my 6888 transmitter http://antiqueradios.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=63526 This was an experiment to see if I could broadcast some oldies to a friend a mile away.

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Still playing with voltage (400-450)

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