[Milsurplus] VT-191 Socket

[Richard]

Probably not, and would be undesirable because any insulation at high 
impedance points (grid and plate) will introduce losses at UHF.  At UHF 
"no socket" is better.  The BC-645 is the only application I have ever 
seen for the 316-A

Richard, AA1P


On 03/08/2017 08:48 PM, Michael Bittner wrote:
> Was a stand-alone socket ever made for the VT-191 (316A) UHF Triode?
> As used in the BC-645 IFF Transponder, there is a socket for the 
> filament pins only, while the grid and plate pins plug directly into 
> receptacles on the quarter-wave tuned-lines of its ultra audion 
> resonant circuit.
> A stand-alone socket would probably be T-shaped with the filament pins 
> in the vertical part of the Tee and the grid and plate pins at the 
> ends of the horizontal part of the Tee. 
> http://www.radiomuseum.org/tubes/tube_vt191.html
> Mike, W6MAB
>
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