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12dq6b pentode vttc?

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teslarevolution
Sun Sept 21 2014, 03:02AM
teslarevolution Registered Member #16903 Joined: Thu May 09 2013, 08:00PM
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Hey Im getting some 12dq6b tubes from a friend and wanted to know if it's possible for them to be used in a vttc circuit. all i can find is they're pentodes and if I can't make a vttc with them, I can make a ham radio amp with them.
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Steve Conner
Mon Sept 22 2014, 03:04PM
Steve Conner Registered Member #30 Joined: Fri Feb 03 2006, 10:52AM
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Should work. A single tube might not give a very impressive spark, but you can stick several in parallel for more power.
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Tony Matt
Mon Sept 22 2014, 07:49PM
Tony Matt Registered Member #3700 Joined: Sat Feb 19 2011, 12:59PM
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Ya,
I have used two 6DQ6 pentodes in parallel final stage of a CW transmiter @ 50MHz . year of 1970.
600volts at anode, class c,
Since the frequency of your vttc is lower than 50MHz ypu may put 5 tubes or more in parallel.
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teslarevolution
Thu Oct 02 2014, 12:23AM
teslarevolution Registered Member #16903 Joined: Thu May 09 2013, 08:00PM
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Alright Thanks I am getting 4 of them so it should be alright!
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Mads Barnkob
Thu Oct 02 2014, 08:48AM
Mads Barnkob Registered Member #1403 Joined: Tue Mar 18 2008, 06:05PM
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Using tubes in parallel in a VTTC you will thank yourself for making the feedback coil tap-able on the last 4-5 turns or have some high voltage potentiometers to adjust the feedback for each tube separately, else you will never get them to share load evenly.
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