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BLJ-300 AMP anyone?

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NITROTURBO4U

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Can't find didly on this amp...Looking on how to fire it up slowly.
I am attaching some pictures. has 1 6lf6 driveing 4 of the same.
Thanks for any info...
 

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Hello Notroturbo4U: These older TV Sweep Tube Liner Amplifiers you gotta watch like anything else. I know some drive the tubes too hard having a high output power, but the tubes will die too soon, and at the prices for these old sweep tubes, its better use low power and let the tubes idel.

If I was going to fire this up, I would do it on low power about two watts, and the amp in low power and tune the driver for max then the finial tube tune and then load. . Might be a real hummer for SSB.

Remember it have has voltages that can kill ya deader than a door nail, be advised

Good luck

Jay in the Mojave
 
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