Re: VTTC Essential parts source

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Original poster: Brett Miller <brmtesla2@xxxxxxxxx>

Jim,

Thank you, I already had RF parts bookmarked on my
browser.  I think someone else on the list pointed it
out a few days ago.

I have plenty of fans left over from disruptive coil
static gap projects, so I can easily supply forced air
for the longer runs.  I must say though, I prefer the
look of the finned, heat sinked plate and grid caps,
if nothing else for aesthetic reasons alone.  Right
now I have the smaller porcelin caps (they were given
to me), which will be fine for first light and
subsequent short runs.  Plus I have two 833A's (also
free) which I can torture with abandon if I want to
until I get my 833C in a month or two.

My wife just helped me put the 8th coat of brush on
poly on my vttc secondary.  It is beginning to get
that great glassy exterior that I love to see on
secondaries.

-Brett


--- Tesla list <tesla@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Original poster: "Jim Mora" <jmora@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>
> Hello Brett and All,
>
> Here is a link to "RF" components. They stock
> sockets, 833A,C new
> tubes (Taylor) and the important grid and plate air
> blown heat sinks.
> The also have useful capacitors and such. Brett,
> nice find on the
> socket! It is much like my original Johnson thumb
> screw types. It is
> strongly suggested to air blow these tube to aid in
> moving some of
> the heat away. The heat sinks probably help keep the
> plate and grid
> seals intact.
>
>
<http://www.rfparts.com/product.html>http://www.rfparts.com/product.html
>
> Regards,
> Jim Mora
>
>
>




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