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![]() Patrick wrote: I want to solder cv 173 tubes directly in a circuit without using a socket. The pins come straight out of the flat glass tube bottom. It's impossible to solder a wire to the pins, even with the iron set to 450°C. Can anyone tell me how should I do this? Sockets for these tube are very rare and the tubes are high reliability, so socket not essential. Patrick Maybe you could make your own sockets, but its a hard thing to do, using some drilled plastic plates, and some brass strip bent to form the pin grippers. But I think if you looked around, you'd find some old sockets someone didn't want. See http://www.tubecollector.org/cv2006.htm for some idea on socket construction. Would not a "normal" tube be easier? 6CL6 comes to mind. Patrick Turner. |
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