| dieseljeep |
11-13-2016 08:51 PM |
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Originally Posted by Alastair E
(Post 3173176)
Whats the difference between a 3AT2, and those with A and B suffixes?
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Generally, in this country, it depended on the tube type. The HV rectifier type with the A and B suffix, meant the tube had improvments regarding X-Ray shielding, using leaded glass and very little electrical improvements.
The A and B suffixes used in many other tubes had a lot more meaning to it.
Controlled heater warmup for series string applications, higher current handling characteristics in rectifiers and beam power tubes, etc. :thmbsp: |
