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Old 20th Sep 2011, 2:42 pm   #1
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Default Bell & Howell 636 16mm Projector

Can anyone help with a circuit diagram of the amplifier.
This is a 240 volt ac/dc projector using 1 x EF86, 1 X ECC83 and 4 x UL84 valves.
Very interesting circuit as 2 of the UL84's are a switch mode power supply supplying the exiter lamp supply and the 6.3 volt heater voltage for the first 2 valves. Any help with a circuit much appeciated.

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Default Re: Bell & Howell 636 16mm Projector

Can't help - but thanks for this info! It rather beats the 601 amplifier which used a single 6V6 as a HF oscillator to drive the exciter lamp only.
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Old 20th Sep 2011, 6:56 pm   #3
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I'm fairly sure I have a schematic if not a manual, will report back...

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Old 20th Sep 2011, 8:11 pm   #4
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Thanks Lucien.

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