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![]() Clean the plate lead, tin using extra rosin, try the extra rosin, you'll like it. |
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![]() I had tried to resolder plate caps before but the lead was always too short coming from the tube,after reading Ludwell Sibley's book "Tube Lore" and reading the "User" section, I realized that you could make a simple dimple in the plate cap, just enough to allow sufficient soldering area for the wire. |
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![]() Great, now the wire sticks through the opening leaving enough to solder to. |
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![]() The dimple is filled with solder. |
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![]() Filaments check good. |
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![]() Specs on the tube call for a 4 amp load at 6 volts. |
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A plug for a great book, available from Electric
Radio Magazine Store and Antique Radio Supply. I wrote a nice review of
the book and it was published in CQ magazine earlier this year. CQ Magazine May 2001, page 54. Please see tube collectors site at: http://www.tubecollectors.org/ and Antique Radio Supply at http://www.tubesandmore.com/ |
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Another 811 saved and ready for its new mission. RETURN |
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