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Old 27th Apr 2008, 7:53 pm   #41
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I think heatercathodeshort presented this design to the forum in post 23 of this thread:
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When i try to access this page, a message states that i do not have permission to do so
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Old 27th Apr 2008, 7:56 pm   #42
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Old 27th Apr 2008, 8:16 pm   #43
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It had been deleted from the public forum. I have reinstated it.

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Old 27th Apr 2008, 8:47 pm   #44
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Old 28th Apr 2008, 8:35 pm   #45
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I gutted and rebuilt my radio. I use a 'weaker' RF pentode like a EF36 that gives smoother reaction control. The AF o/p is still a 6V6 but I drive it with the triode stage of a EBC33 or 6Q7. The gain of the EBC33 is around 30 & the 6Q7 is given as 70. This gives more volume than you need in a radio. If you go for full volume there is some instability: It is the volume rhythmically (apparently) going up and down. Perhaps I need more de-coupling adding into the supply to g2 of the EF36?
Anyway I don't think my speaker is that brilliant. It is a mottled brown bakelite case by Raymond with a mystery driver, that could be by either Rola or Celestion as there is a CT** number stamped on it. They also used a Magnavox unit.
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