[Amps] Alpha 76PA (3-hole)

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Check for actual voltage on the anode or check  continuity from the B+ off the PS to the anode.  You might have an open glitch resistor.


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On Thursday, April 17, 2025, 12:25 PM, Paul Decker via Amps <amps at contesting.com> wrote:

Hey gang,
I'm a little stumped. 
My alpha 76PA was humming along perfectly. Then all of a sudden, no output. HV is still good, no grid current, no plate current when transmitting. 
I've checked the input and output relays to make sure they are working.  It acts exactly as if it was in standby, except the relay's change over. Does this sound like a bias problem? Maybe the bias circuit died? It seems unlikely all 3 tubes would die at once.

Thanks,
Paul
kg7hf.

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