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After checking out 10 off 6N1P and a pair of PCC88s in my test rig it
seems these tubes are not really as similar as I thought. All 10 6N1Ps recorded an plate voltage between 140 and 150V and a cathode voltage between 2.5 and 2.7 volts. The two PCC88s read from 101 to 125V plate volts and 2.85 to 3.25V across the cathodes. OK this is not a definitive test but the 6N1Ps were very consistent and very close within a tube. The PCC88s seem to be all over the place even within a tube. I conluce the Russian 6N1Ps are good and the pair of Miniwatt PCC88s are skip material. Thoughts anyone? Cheers Ian |
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