[Hallicrafters] HT-32A finals resting current
David C. Hallam
dhallam at knology.net
Sat Sep 27 17:20:49 EDT 2014
I would believe 50 mA is about right for the pair. If you are really
concerned about it, you could run a test. Using a dummy load apply a
two tone signal of about 4 mA rms to the microphone connector and tune
for full output. Look at the output on a scope while you vary the
finals' bias. You should be able to easily see the effect of bias
voltage on your two tone signal.
David
KW4DH
On 9/27/2014 12:21 PM, Jeff wrote:
> Does anyone know what the resting current (standby) should be for
> 6293s in an HT-32A?
>
> I recently put solid state rectifiers in the rig, lifting the 5V
> filaments out (original transformer, and I'd like to keep it that
> way.) Obviously voltages are higher throughout, but so far, no problems.
>
> I have a meter on the HV line right now, and have the bias set for
> about 52 mA at rest (standby position), 250 mA at 100 watts carrier.
> I increased the value of the resistor in series with the bias pot
> (R62) to give me more control over the resting current Before doing
> this, the lowest I could get the bias current was around 80 mA. I'm
> using the 50-60 mA range based upon all the rest of my hollow state
> gear, so I'd appreciate anyone's more learned advice.
>
> Jeff
> WB3JIH
>
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