13-02-2017, 01:38 PM
Terry,
Thanks. That is the Trader that I am using, but it is a much clearer copy than mine, but at the moment, defies all my efforts to print it out. Maybe it will print after I turn the computer off and on again!
Boater Sam,
Ideally, I would have liked to check them, but can't get the cans open. I could probably force them out of the chassis clips, but would not be able to get them back again!
Refugee
Wire touching chassis possible, as it is really in a mess with perished insulation.
So far, I have cleared 13 distinct faults, so it is quite likely there are more yet to find. Also, I must remember that I have a 6V6 in it instead of the EL38, so I will really have to change the bias to suit the 6V6.
When I do get it working properly on 220 Volts HT, I will most likely still make the new PSU 100 Volts, because I remain quite astonished at the performance on 50 Volts.
Bob
Thanks. That is the Trader that I am using, but it is a much clearer copy than mine, but at the moment, defies all my efforts to print it out. Maybe it will print after I turn the computer off and on again!
Boater Sam,
Ideally, I would have liked to check them, but can't get the cans open. I could probably force them out of the chassis clips, but would not be able to get them back again!
Refugee
Wire touching chassis possible, as it is really in a mess with perished insulation.
So far, I have cleared 13 distinct faults, so it is quite likely there are more yet to find. Also, I must remember that I have a 6V6 in it instead of the EL38, so I will really have to change the bias to suit the 6V6.
When I do get it working properly on 220 Volts HT, I will most likely still make the new PSU 100 Volts, because I remain quite astonished at the performance on 50 Volts.
Bob
