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glowbugs          Monday, September 29 1997          Volume 01 : Number 123


Date: Sun, 28 Sep 1997 02:00:25 -0500 (CDT)
From: Stefan A Schulz <sas1757@tntech.edu>
Subject: Ticket for Boatanchors and glowbugs....

Hurrah, I got my tech plus ticket today!!! I'm gonna put my AN/GRC-109 on
the air and glowbug me hartley to go with my R-390A. BTW, has anybody
heard of using a superegen on the HF bands? I've always heard of using
them on UHF/VHF. I can't wait to get on the air :)

73's see yah soon on 80/40...



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Date: Sun, 28 Sep 1997 16:59:11 +0200
From: Jan Axing <janax@li.icl.se>
Subject: Glowbugs chat room and 813 data

Hi all.

Just an observation with Pauls Glowbugs chat room, you must connect
to see if anyone else is on. I've not had any luck myself yet.
I guess the ether is more fun...

I have updated my web, this time I added QB2/250 data, also known
as 813. Perhaps someone has the guts to make a Hartley with this?

Keep goin'

Jan, SM5GNN



Date: Sun, 28 Sep 1997 11:19:18 -0400 (EDT)
From: EWoodman@aol.com
Subject: Re: Hartleys, #45, 6SN7, 6L6

Shane,
Back a few years ago when I first became fascinated with Hartleys I put
together a few test circuits just to see how they worked. At that time I had
no triodes other than a couple of 6CG7's which basically is a 6SN7 in a
miniature package. Lacking a good triode I dug out an old 807 and tied the
screen to the plate. That's what I ended up testing with.  As soon as I got
some 6SN7's I continued on with those and kind of forgot about the 807 untill
I saw your email.  Well, this morning I dug out an 807 again and rigged up a
test socket to wire into my 160M Hartley.  It works just as well but is
certainly more aesthetically pleasing. THought maybe I might even get a bit
more power out of it but it's about the same. I may play with the grid
resistor and see if I can optimize it.  Guess you could do the same with a
6L6 but I would hate wasting my 6L6's on a Hartley. I have too many other
things to use them in.  

Glad you brought up the subject. At least until I get some other triodes I'll
at least have a tube with some curves!

73   Eric  KA1YRV



Date: Mon, 29 Sep 97 8:47:10 MDT
From: "Mark Dittmar" <Mark_Dittmar@maxtor.com>
Subject: Tube Tester info

	Hi All-

	I picked up a tube tester at the local Hamfest yesterday, a Signal 
Corps I-177-B.  It has the test data booklet in it,  but no operator's 
manual.
ANybody have a copy of the manual for this ?  I would pay copy and postage 
costs, of course.

	Thanks,

	Mark Dittmar
	AB0CW



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