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The site appears to be down, but http://www.dogstar.dantimax.dk/tubestuf/amtx-1.htm described a single tube AM transmitter using a 6BE6 or a 6CS6.
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a receiver is concerned, I don't think the 6CS6 is a better choice than the 6BE6. The 6CS6 is optimized as a gated amplifier for extracting sync signals in TV sets. On the other hand, wa2ise does have a site that describes the use of a 6BA7 to improve the conversion gain of a receiver, but that involves some work as the 6BA7 is a bigger, 9-pin tube. http://www.geocities.com/wa2ise/radios/12ba7.html#12ba7 The link above describes a 12BA7 to replace a 12BE6 in a table radio with series-string heaters, but the same idea applies to replacing a 6BE6 with a 6BA7, although I must admit I have yet to try all this. Have fun! |
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