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D&A raider keying tube
- Thread starter Staybolt
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OK. Let me clarify.
It SHOULD be a 6AQ5. It SHOULD take a 7 pin socket.
Bigger is a relative term. Does it have more than 7 pins? How many pins does it have?Does it have 5 pins like a 3-500Z with a large base socket-a 275 socket perhaps.
Can you provide a description of the tube socket? Maybe a picture?
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David
It SHOULD be a 6AQ5. It SHOULD take a 7 pin socket.
Bigger is a relative term. Does it have more than 7 pins? How many pins does it have?Does it have 5 pins like a 3-500Z with a large base socket-a 275 socket perhaps.
Can you provide a description of the tube socket? Maybe a picture?
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David
There were amplifiers back in the day that used a tube with a 9-pin base for keying the relay. Browning, Golden Falcon and very,very-early Varmints come to mind.
Most popular was 6BQ5.
Never have seen a D&A that used a 9-pin keying tube. And if it's old enough, it could have been built differently from what I'm used to.
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Most popular was 6BQ5.
Never have seen a D&A that used a 9-pin keying tube. And if it's old enough, it could have been built differently from what I'm used to.
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One side of the relay coil will have a wire leading to one lug on the tube socket. Knowing the pin number where this wire goes would permit narrowing down the type of nine-pin tube that may work.
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