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Re: Heatsink relationship
Bill it all has a lot to do with CONDUCTIVITY and stability. Whether it is electrical or thermal conduction. Copper has a large availability of free electrons. The molecules freely exchange them.
By Robert B. Bonner <rbonner@...> · #1740 ·
Re: Tube heater current
<rbonner@...> wrote: KWM-380 F'enheimer are ### The TR-7 wsn't too bad. The KWM-380 was pure junk imo. The mating outboard processor for the 380 never did work right. Funny thing though... in the QST
By pentalab <jim.thomson@...> · #1739 ·
Re: Tube heater current
Hey Gary, Heading out the door on the way to grad school. The TR-7 showed up on the doorstep, right about the same time the KWM-380 showed up on the doorstep we tested both and said, what the
By Robert B. Bonner <rbonner@...> · #1738 ·
Re: The cathode and ground.
ORIGINAL MESSAGE: <snip> ------------ REPLY FOLLOWS ------------ When I went to work in the avionics industry, one of the hardest things I had to relearn was "ground", but I think the way the avionics
By Bill Turner <dezrat@...> · #1737 ·
Re: Heatsink relationship
Sorry Hal, but your reply was totally incomprehensible. You went off about fractals, space blankets, waterbeds and electric bills without answering my question regarding density of "stuff",
By Bill Turner <dezrat@...> · #1736 ·
Re: Tube heater current
Hi Bob, Were you with Drake when the L-7 came out? Thanks, Garry - WR4R Robert B. Bonner wrote:
By Garry <g.drummond@...> · #1735 ·
Re: Tube rebuilder
Yes, the 3K Ultra uses a transmission line transformer to convert the ~70 impedence at the cathode to 50 ohms... No tuned circuitry... It has worked for ~8 years without problems, though the input swr
By ad4hk2004 <ad4hk2004@...> · #1734 ·
Re: Tube heater current
I was a Drake technician, put myself through college doing it. (Actually Collins, Hallicrafters FPM-300 was their last hurrah, Kenwood, Drake, Icom I hated Icoms in the 70's they were like transistor
By Robert B. Bonner <rbonner@...> · #1733 ·
Re: Tube heater current
It was done because the TR-4/3 went mobile and the filaments ran off the battery.
By Robert B. Bonner <rbonner@...> · #1731 ·
Re: Heatsink relationship
That's why I build all my antennas out of steel. My 80 meter beam weighs 62,000 pounds. BOB DD
By Robert B. Bonner <rbonner@...> · #1730 ·
Re: Tube heater current
pentalab escribi: Perhaps there were variations due to availability of certain tubes??; I have two schematics and in both figures the use of 6JB6's in parallel (3.6A intended heater current), but with
By GGLL <nagato@...> · #1732 ·
Re: Tube rebuilder
Less filament V., more filament A., different socket. Uncheap. R. L. Measures, AG6K, 805.386.3734 r@..., rlm@..., www.somis.org
By R L Measures · #1729 ·
Re: Tube rebuilder
Thanks. The 3cx1200D7 has less feedback C that the A7 version. R. L. Measures, AG6K, 805.386.3734 r@..., rlm@..., www.somis.org
By R L Measures · #1728 ·
Re: Tube rebuilder
Does it use g-g config?
By R L Measures · #1727 ·
Re: Tube heater current
with the output in parallel my surprise, heater current ### The Drake TR-4 and older TR-3 all used 3 x 12JB6's... with all the 12.6 v fils in parallel. The drake T4X/C used a pair of 6JB6's [6.3 v
By pentalab <jim.thomson@...> · #1726 ·
Re: Grounded Screen Configuration
shell then copper cabinet shielding, #### steel...esp
By pentalab <jim.thomson@...> · #1725 ·
Re: Heatsink relationship
Actually, copper weighs a little more than steel. Copper: 0.295 pounds In^3 Aluminum: 0.098 pounds In^3 Steel: 0.283 pounds In^3 Copper also has the lowest yield strength of all three with steel being
By craxd <craxd@...> · #1724 ·
Re: Heatsink relationship
Bill and Jim, In my first response it was mentioned about the fractal relationships of the molecular structure of materials and their exhibitions of varying qualities regarding excitation by energy
By Harold Mandel <ka1xo@...> · #1723 ·
Re: Heatsink relationship
wrote: easier it is better ### as I mentioned b4... steel weighs aprx the same as copper... and doesn't conduct heat worth a damn .2 to 1 ratio for steel to copper [all the heat trnasfer tables use
By pentalab <jim.thomson@...> · #1722 ·
Re: Tube rebuilder
talk Henry he network? #### The 3 k ultra doesn't have a PI net tuned input... it uses broad banded xfmrs back to back, and relays. inspected, have eyeballs, diodes,
By pentalab <jim.thomson@...> · #1721 ·