8873

Paul k5rt at VERIZON.NET
Wed Jan 30 20:37:25 EST 2008


I think you meant the 4CX400

The 4-400 is a glass tetrode. Would require entirely different socket and
filament transformer. 

The 8873 is a much smaller ceramic tube. I doubt that a 4-400 would fit into
the SB230 cabinet.

Paul


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Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2008 9:44 AM
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Subject: 8873

MARTY 
  CONVERT THE RIG TO USE ANOTHER TUBE 
 INFO :8873--conduction-cooled tetrode, popular in amateur radio linear amps
(Heathkit SB240)--made by Eimac. Suggest retrofit with different tube, such
as SED (C logo) 4CX400A or 4CX800A. The 8874 can also be retrofitted (see
8874).
iS A 4-400 SIMILAR TO 8873? 4-400S ARE  STILL AROUND AND AFFORDABLE. 
       
*OL"BILL

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