[AMRadio] 860 tubes used as modulator output tubes
k9cox at charter.net
k9cox at charter.net
Tue Jul 29 04:55:52 EDT 2014
Appears that someone has at least considered it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwZO8wvPHao
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From: Bob Deuel
Sent: Monday, July 28, 2014 11:49 PM
To: Discussion of AM Radio in the Amateur Service
I desire to use a pair of 860 tubes as modulator output tubes in a special
homebrew transmitter project. I am aware that tetrodes are not the best
choice for use in a modulator and especially a lowly inefficient 860, but
that is the tube that is most physically fitting for this particular
project. I am also aware that using the 860 will require an added screen
and bias supply and a substitution of a triode or its sister 852 triode
would be better choice but those are not options and the extra power
supplies are no problem. I cannot find any information on anyone using a
pair of 860's in a modulator and obviously no manufacturer's published
operating specifications as an AB modulator. Have any of you used PP 860's
in a modulator either as tetrodes or triode connected tetrodes? Any
thoughts and information on suggested operating perimeters would be helpful.
Thanks,
Bob, K2GLO
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