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In Reply to: Back in the day, they did rebuild some large transmitter tubes. nt posted by Tre' on December 10, 2023 at 18:58:00:
Usually that involves overheating the filament to some degree, while making sure plate current is flowing.
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Follow Ups
- Pretty much any tube can be re-activated to some degree. - Victor Khomenko 05:00:54 12/11/23 (4)
- RE: Pretty much any tube can be re-activated to some degree. - Tre' 12:29:42 12/11/23 (0)
- RE: Pretty much any tube can be re-activated to some degree. - Tre' 12:00:37 12/11/23 (2)
- That is mostly true of expensive transmitter and generator tubes. nt - Victor Khomenko 04:55:03 12/12/23 (1)
- Yes. nt - Tre' 07:38:23 12/13/23 (0)
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