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[AMPS] 572-B Input impedance?

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Subject: [AMPS] 572-B Input impedance?
From: krr2ak@juno.com (Jerry Devine)
Date: Mon, 26 Jul 1999 17:56:31 UTC
>Peter G3RZP wrote:
>My experience with 572s suggests that operation at 50 MHz is going to be
>interesting from a stability point of view. The grid leads are just far
too
>long for operation up there. Series tuning might help, but what the
>efficiency will be is another matter. I'd use something else.

>John   ZS5JF wrote:
>grid to plate = 6.0pF
>grid to filament = 5.9pF
>Plate to filament = 0.8pF

>I guess if the grid isn't totally, solidly, held to chassis and
everything else >using low inductance grounding then this tube will make
a superb oscillator!!  
Thanks for data John, I can stop hunting for my own copies...
Thus, I agree.  I remembered it's upper was 30mhz but that doesn't
usually mean they can't be pushed always |-).  I think Phil
should start thinking FET or 3-500z or 4cx400a or 4cx800a. 

73,    Jerry                                     krr2ak@juno.com
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73,    Jerry                                     krr2ak@juno.com
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