I've got a 5f2A princeton clone that I have been fairly satisfied with for a few months now. Seems have to nice tweed tone.
However, for as long as I can recall, the screen grid voltage on the 6v6 is substantially higher than the plate voltage. 290V on the plates, 313 on the grid. There is a 470 ohm screen grid resistor. Adjusting this value affects both the grid and plate voltage.
I went over it a couple days ago to figure out the exact plate voltage, and my math revealed about 1.4W plate dissipation, since the grid was drawing so much current.
Is there something I can do to remedy this?
However, for as long as I can recall, the screen grid voltage on the 6v6 is substantially higher than the plate voltage. 290V on the plates, 313 on the grid. There is a 470 ohm screen grid resistor. Adjusting this value affects both the grid and plate voltage.
I went over it a couple days ago to figure out the exact plate voltage, and my math revealed about 1.4W plate dissipation, since the grid was drawing so much current.
Is there something I can do to remedy this?
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