Hello folks,
A question has come up lately that I thought I knew the answer to, but now having second thoughts.
Can the rectifier tubes that have cathodes be a substitute for the ones that don't?
ie; 5Y3 (non-cathode) be substituted with a 5AR4 (cathode variety) Or similarly sub a 5AR4 for a 5U4...etc. of course being cautious of the higher output
thanx, glen
A question has come up lately that I thought I knew the answer to, but now having second thoughts.
Can the rectifier tubes that have cathodes be a substitute for the ones that don't?
ie; 5Y3 (non-cathode) be substituted with a 5AR4 (cathode variety) Or similarly sub a 5AR4 for a 5U4...etc. of course being cautious of the higher output

thanx, glen
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