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Old 11-20-2014, 02:13 PM
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If that is not a shortwave capable model then I'd recommend replacing the 1L6 with one of the more common (non-shortwave capable) equivalents (1R4?) and saving the 1L6 for a transoceanic or similar.
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Old 11-20-2014, 03:08 PM
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If that is not a shortwave capable model then I'd recommend replacing the 1L6 with one of the more common (non-shortwave capable) equivalents (1R4?) and saving the 1L6 for a transoceanic or similar.
It is a 1R5, and when you are testing and restoring a Trans-Oceanic it is a good idea to use the IR5 while testing. I have a good supply of 1L6's and because the Universals will not have that much use I will leave them in place. In my tube type Trans-Oceanics I have changed out the 50A1 ballast tube with a solid state replacement which protects the 1L6 and gets the most performance out of it. Read about the test of it here: http://www.ppinyot.com/T/50a1.htm


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