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Neil Purling · 3rd Nov 2019, 3:53 pm

The radio we are talking about is the typical post-war 3 valve TRF with a large amount of War Surplus components.
Does 50-70mA sound reasonable? The HT load is going to be mainly the output stage. These kit radios could get very weird valve types used. It'd be great to substitute an old stack for a replacement one which you could trust not to stink the place out.

3rd Nov 2019, 3:53 pm	#4
Neil Purling Nonode Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Hull, East Yorkshire, UK. Posts: 2,087	Re: Copper Oxide Rectifier The radio we are talking about is the typical post-war 3 valve TRF with a large amount of War Surplus components. Does 50-70mA sound reasonable? The HT load is going to be mainly the output stage. These kit radios could get very weird valve types used. It'd be great to substitute an old stack for a replacement one which you could trust not to stink the place out.