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Old 11-22-2009, 08:58 AM
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Originally Posted by bandersen View Post
Any ideas for subbing 183/483 audio output tubes? Between my two Sparton radios I need 4, but only have one They're hard to find and expensive.

I read elsewhere that a 71A is a possible substitute. Can anyone confirm that? Would I need to alter the bias or wiring?
According to my 1951 Rider Tube Subsitution Guide Book the 71A is an "Excellent" sub for the 183/483 with no changes necessary to the circuit. They also indicate that a 182B/482B will sub.
Bob
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