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    using OA2 voltage regulator tube

    Ive got a 150V, OA2 VR tube lying around Im wondering if I cant put it to use. It is as simple as, the tube takes the B+ voltage and puts out a steady 150V supply? If so, could I use it for power in my preamp? Any thoughts?

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    The RCA tube manual - you really should have a copy of the RC30 by now - covers how to use them pretty well in the data for the tubes themselves.

    But really, they work just like a zener diode.

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