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[quote author="CJ"]Winding voodoo? Maybe. Talk to John Hall. Or whoever did this work for Langevin.
The funny part about this layer is that it looked exactly the same on Coil B as it did on Coil A. We will never know why this was done. The winder who did this is long gone, no doubt.
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Reminds me of the grid of a 6K7 variable mu pentode shown in figure 4.31 on page 275 of Morgan Jones' "Valve Amplifiers" (3rd edition). The fine wire of the grid has intentional variation of pitch in the middle area, which is apparently what gives the tube the variable mu characteristic.
Probably has nothing to do with it, but reminds me of it nevertheless.
Thanks for the fine report, CJ!
-E.
The funny part about this layer is that it looked exactly the same on Coil B as it did on Coil A. We will never know why this was done. The winder who did this is long gone, no doubt.
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Reminds me of the grid of a 6K7 variable mu pentode shown in figure 4.31 on page 275 of Morgan Jones' "Valve Amplifiers" (3rd edition). The fine wire of the grid has intentional variation of pitch in the middle area, which is apparently what gives the tube the variable mu characteristic.
Probably has nothing to do with it, but reminds me of it nevertheless.
Thanks for the fine report, CJ!
-E.