[Heathkit] tubes in the HW101

Tom NØJMY n0jmy at hayseedhamfest.com
Fri Feb 27 20:41:45 EST 2009


Hi, Dick.  Ken Gordon W7EKB will concur with you.  He uses 6AH6's in 
place of 6HS6's in at least one of his SB-line transceivers and he's 
quite enthused.  I believe, Gm spec's notwithstanding, that there is 
very little noticeable difference between the two except the price.

It is also reputed to be a more stable replacement for 6AU6's in VFO 
applications such as in the VF-1.  Even more so if the B+ is dropped 
down to +108V.

73,
Tom NØJMY.  .

www.hayseedhamfest.com
Multi-section Can Capacitors
for Heathkit, Drake, Halli, Hammy, more...

Dick KF4NS wrote:
> While I was doing some tube inventory, I came across what appears to 
> be a sub for the 6HS6. I have several 6AH6 tubes which, depending on 
> the cross ref direction, can be used but have never heard of anyone 
> trying it.
> 
> The main differences appear to be the Mu, gain and interelectrode 
> capacitance. Not sure if any would dramatically affect the operation 
> in the assigned purpose for the 6HS6s. Any opinions? Oh, and the 6AH6 
> is much cheaper today.
> 
> 73, Dick KF4NS
> St Petersburg, FL 33714 USA
> Keep The Glow! 
> 
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