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 BurnOut......12 Volt Miniature Valves 7 & 9 pin
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 Brins
 Location: Geelong, VIC
 Member since 12 July 2018
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Burnout, I've sent to your email, the complete story of the 12volt valves....check your in box

I figure you may be interested. Have a good read, very tight tolerances in 12 volt valves, you have to treat them with more respect than

normal higher voltage valves because of these tolerances, Plate, cathode etc......no bumping around or tapping for faults !

also tread very carefully in a valve tester for shorts

I'll post it here if there any interest.
 
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