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teravolt
Wed Oct 19 2011, 07:35PM
teravolt Registered Member #195 Joined: Fri Feb 17 2006, 08:27PM
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well alot of rf amplifiers use class AB for lower distortion and increased efisency but a tesla is harder to tune. I dont think that it is impausible but you need the right equpment like dual tunin caps ect. to tune
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teravolt
Thu Oct 20 2011, 01:23PM
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perhaps it may be easier to drive the tubes directlly using electonics ie half bridge and a oscilator with some zero crossing feedback insted of a armstrong oscilator setup. christensenda do you have any ideas
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christensenda
Thu Oct 20 2011, 06:06PM
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Am afraid my knowledge in vacuum tubes and oscillators is quite elementary, and solid state is non-existent. I was simply looking through some of the old threads and this seemed like an interesting idea and just wondered if anyone ever had any concrete results.
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zilipoper
Thu Oct 20 2011, 11:30PM
zilipoper Registered Member #4152 Joined: Thu Oct 20 2011, 10:18PM
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this is grand
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teravolt
Fri Oct 21 2011, 03:03AM
teravolt Registered Member #195 Joined: Fri Feb 17 2006, 08:27PM
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christensenda wrote ...

Am afraid my knowledge in vacuum tubes and oscillators is quite elementary, and solid state is non-existent. I was simply looking through some of the old threads and this seemed like an interesting idea and just wondered if anyone ever had any concrete results.

I don't know whether others who tried this experiment got frustrated or whether they had success it is definitely not for beginners. but personaly any thing can be done with enough persistance.

what are you wanting to build
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christensenda
Fri Oct 21 2011, 09:48AM
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Well, last summer I built a single 811A. I would like to either build a larger VTTC or just build a staccato board for my existing one or an entirely new one. I havent built any complex PCBs before though. I figured that VTTCs' would be a small step towards solid state. Anything will be on hold for some time as seeing as I am currently studying abroad in Germany.
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