[R-390] 6tf4 Ballast
Steve Hobensack
stevehobensack at hotmail.com
Tue Dec 21 07:59:12 EST 2004
Tom, a rule of thumb for ballast tube nomenclature: The first number usually
means the current in milliamps the ballast tube will hold. The number at the
end usually indicates the "head voltage" required for regulation. As in the
6tf4 , it will hold 600 mills of current and you need at least 4 volts over
and beyond the tube voltage for minimum holding of current. 4 volts is at
the edge of hold , ideal voltage would be a few more volts above 4 volts
more than tube filament voltage. This may be explained at the amperite web
page. I don't know the web address offhand.
73....Steve...n8ye
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