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Old 05-14-2014, 04:22 PM
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Related morning thought: 115v position, Was that really a common filament rating at some point in the 60s? It does have compactron sockets, and if anything was nutty enough to use a 115v filament (That wasn't a rectifier.) it'd have to be a compactron...
I don't know of any compactrons that have a filament voltage above 40V.

There was an octal 117L7 (?) that contained a rectifier and a power pentode that was made for '1 tube wonder' phonographs before selenium rectifiers became common in cheap phonos.
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