>And another thing, as long as I'm at it, how come when we did this that
>everything up to the tube blew up? I could understand the relay smoking,
>but why did everything AFTER the relay go? That means that the amplifier
>(tube) was drawing the current to cause everything to explode. That doesn't
>jive with the shorted relay problem.
Was cutoff-bias applied when the meltdowns took place?
How was cutoff-bias obtained?
Was an anode supply fault limiting glitch-resistor, Gr, used? If so,
what value, and did Gr destruct during the meltdowns?
Rich---
R. L. Measures, 805-386-3734, AG6K
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