I'm going through an HT-41 billed as "plug and play" which arrived with a solid
state conversion replacing the two 866AX rectifier tubes. The conversion
consists of a plexiglas rectangle with multiple solid state rectifiers in
series, brass pins to plug into the tube sockets and small lengths of copper
pipe to engage the plate leads. Overall, it 's a nice job and importantly (to
me) completely reversible.
I'm concerned that this solid state rectifier setup will have a lower forward
voltage drop than the 866AXs and present too high a voltage to my pricey 7094s.
I have a high voltage probe for my DMM on order to check this, but thought I'd
poll the group on how to proceed. Any advice on this rig will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Jim Branch
KL7JBB
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