I'm sure using a sledge-hammer to drive paneling nails works, but honestly,
it's better to do the job right to begin with.
If a parasitic can be determined and suppressed, without the need for brute
force automatic shutdown of a circuit, then that is
IMHO, the correct choice (at least until someone shows me that tree 8877's grow
on).
alex wrote:
> Hmmmm...
>
> That does not seem to answer my friends question ...
>
> However, the parasitic oscillations should be taken care by the grid current
> measuring system that will shut down the amp if excessive grid current will
> flow ( I did some homework, as you see) ... This should protect the tube
> and tell you that something is wrong with the unit. Operating it further
> under this conditions are not advisable.
>
> As I said, my friend needed some other info than looking at your site :)
>
> Alex, N2NNU
jim
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ET has one helluva sense of humor!
He's always anal-probing right-wing schizos!
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