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Thanks Mbates
After some studying I went ahead and put in a new chord with ground and attached the ground to the power supply. It was quieter but didn't work any better. I let the set run for a while. And the green didn't brighten up any by the end. Maybe just slightly but enough to make a veiwable difference. So I wanna try and give the green some new life. Just to see if it works...have some fun. I have 3 ideas. But do not know witch is the best way to go about it. Idea #1 Bump up the heater voltage temporarily untill the tube begins to work better. Then return it to normal. Idea #2 With the heater ON. Charge up a Capacitor. And zap g2 and cathode pins. (1 uf cap starting with about 100 volts) Idea #3 With heaters ON. Use a light bulb to do the same thing as the capacitor. Tell me what you think works best. And I will try it out. I have nothin to lose at this point. Thanks for your time. Rudy |
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