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Skywave · 16th Mar 2019, 12:58 am

Thanks for the further replies: several ideas there that are new to me.
And on that sub-topic of 'things new', how about this . . .

I tested several 0B2 valves - they've been in my possession for decades and are all 'N.O.S'. They all carry the brand name Haltron and are all marked CV1833. All of them - except one - met the published spec. for an 0B2. The one that didn't performed excellently as 115 v. stabilizer.

I am not aware of any B7G-based stabilizer valve that has that voltage.

Any ideas to explain that?

Al.

16th Mar 2019, 12:58 am	#17
Skywave Rest in Peace Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Chard, South Somerset, UK. Posts: 7,457	Re: Series connected stabilizer valves: questions Thanks for the further replies: several ideas there that are new to me. And on that sub-topic of 'things new', how about this . . . I tested several 0B2 valves - they've been in my possession for decades and are all 'N.O.S'. They all carry the brand name Haltron and are all marked CV1833. All of them - except one - met the published spec. for an 0B2. The one that didn't performed excellently as 115 v. stabilizer. I am not aware of any B7G-based stabilizer valve that has that voltage. Any ideas to explain that? Al.