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And yes, the military used TONS of subminis in Avionics - I worked on the ARN-52 Tacan receiver that used submini tubes in the RF/IF modules. They tended to go weak, never "bad" - and were all socketed. Here's the innards of the ARN-21, it's predecessor: ![]() Cheers,
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I know 400Hz was common with the source voltage as it would filter down easier and cleaner. Military land vehicles (tanks) that would generate their own power were on 400Hz too. I want to say the voltage was 48V?
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