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Originally Posted by dieseljeep
I looked the schematic in Beitmans. The heater string is the same as in Sams, showing a 36 ohm, 20 resistor. Ohm's law proves that the resistor has to be a value between 30 and 40 ohms, otherwise the tubes wouldn't lite at all.
Is your meter auto-ranging or it doesn't display the decimal point.
Your earlier posts, mentioned that the tubes lit, when you brought it up on line, but all you got was a squeal, which indicated possible bad electrolytics.
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My meter has a 200 setting, then the next is 2000. It goes past the 200 setting (displays 1), and when I set it to 2000, it displays .356
Every tube lit up that I could see, with one in the can that I couldnt see.
I am lost about the cracking one in two idea.